Woodbury, NJ News

• Woodbury, NJ News
• N.J. man charged with killing Etan Patz confessed crime to prayer group 30 years ago
• Gloucester County Memorial Day service at Veterans Cemetery recalls area's fallen
• Washington Twp. family reflects on dangers of distracted driving one year later
• State Senate, governor next to consider bill banning horse slaughter for human consumption
• Today's South Jersey Sunday front page (North), May 27, 2012
• Jenna Jameson arrested for suspected DUI in California
• Memorial Day a day of rememberance as Woodbury Heights honors fallen soldiers at Veterans Memorial Park
• Mother of two stabbed to death in Camden; father of children charged with murder
• Glassboro police looking for suspect in late night burglary at used car dealership
• Camden Inferno kills toddler -- AM news links
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Michael D. Crumb
• 9 charged in latest 'Quality of Life' initiative in Glassboro
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 26, 2012
• Candidates in Second Congressional District primaries discuss economy, taxes
• Kingsway honors Capt. Ryan Iannelli, killed in Afghanistan, at annual Memorial Day celebration
• Woodbury Heights could settle over housing issues
• Logan Elementary seventh-graders build and test kayaks through pre-engineering class
• Merger of Rowan and Rutgers-Camden not likely to happen by July 1
• Deptford Elks honor disabled Vineland vets at luncheon
• Wenonah introduces budget
• Man serving time for sexually assaulting a child charged with burglary of Evesham Township law office
• DRPA plans maintenance, construction work on all four Delaware River crossings
• Lourdes Health System to convert former supermarket into ambulatory care center
• East Greenwich students celebrate diversity
• Revel premiers this Memorial Day weekend with Beyonce -- dining and entertainment
• DRPA: energy purchase deal could save $1.3 million
• Prom photos from Clearview and Delsea regional high schools
• Singer Colbie Caillat performing in Philadelphia -- Weekend to Weekend
• Franklin Township police: Driver on cell phone when he crashed
• Sen. Diane Allen proposes accelerated tenure penalties for teachers accused of bullying
• Gloucester County Freeholder Adam Taliaferro gives motivational speech to special needs students in Woodbury
• Washington Township Crimelog: iPods stolen from different locations
• Washington Township Republicans answer final 'Meet the Candidates' question
• Volume delays on highways -- Morning traffic
• Bounty hunter gets his man with promise of fake movie role -- AM news links
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 25, 2012
• Art Film at The Deptford Municipal Building
• Delsea Regional High School prom 2012 (Photo Galleries)
• Drug court in Gloucester, Salem, Cumberland counties saving lives
• Glassboro teen indicted on charge he pushed school security guard who was breaking up a fight
• Washington Township Crimelog: Vacant house vandalized with swastika, hatchet, doll hanging by noose
• Washington Township Board of Education hopes to remove and replace Bunker Hill sidewalk
• Williamstown man guilty of beating a man with a baseball bat in a trailer park
• Washington Township Police Department sells another batch of vehicles on eBay
• Grenloch Lake set to reopen after spill cleanup - Washington Township, state officials
• Washington Township adopts municipal budget calling for $11.75 yearly tax increase
• Washington Township woman charged with distribution after abandoning purse, 19 bags of crack at court room
• Kingsway and Woolwich to share trash pickup service
• Check here for photos of tonight's South Jersey proms
• Washington Township to honor veterans at Memorial Day ceremony
• Memorial Day parades, ceremonies planned throughout Gloucester County
• Landis Marketplace in Vineland celebrates one-year anniversary
• Olympic Conference names Washington Township High School's Kevin Murphy as Athletic Director of the Year
• Floral artist Brian Davis has show in Stone Harbor
• Bankbridge Development Center to host Olympic Day
• Drink of the Week: Sparkling Sangria
• Gloucester County Police Academy presents awards to grads
• The Wailers to perform at Sammy's Beach Bar at Bally's in Atlantic City
• Gloucester County College to host Dare To Dream conference
• Adults baby-sitting N.J. boy put in washing machine won't be charged
• South Harrison Township: Arrest for drug paraphernalia
• Salem County-based film company releases 'The Quiet Ones' on DVD through amazon.com
• Elvis tribute artist Doug Church, Tom Sadge performing at Broadway Theatre of Pitman
• Logan Township Crimelog includes theft of silverware and jewelry
• Mother of child placed in washing machine says she wants to press charges against babysitter
• Alexander Perez, 22, of Mount Holly, charged in Evesham Township shoplifting
• Greenwich Township Crimelog: Arrest made in May 7 theft
• Gang wars in Wilmington outlined in court -- AM news links
• Lemarc Cochran, Dennis Faulkner of Atlantic County, found guilty of gun possession
• Accident with injuries on Route 55 near Exit 53 -- Morning traffic
• Washington Township Sports Complex opens soccer, baseball fields
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 24, 2012
• Ocean City store owners, visitors prepare for Memorial Day Weekend
• Memorial Day gas prices lower than last year; more plan to travel
• Aura School classroom aides to be laid off, some rehired by private company
• Gloucester County Institute of Technology students build playground for Mantua Township elementary school
• Department of Transportation changes traffic pattern on Route 322 for bridge reconstruction
• Guide to Westville Borough's officials, school district
• Rowan University's Edelman observatory, planetarium hold open house for Venus transit
• East Greenwich amends, adopts 2012 budget
• Franklinville Roller Hockey board member arrested for $8,000 account transfer
• Maple Shade man and woman charged with Cherry Hill burglaries; may have been on burglary spree - police
• Rowan University to bring biometric experiments to Washington Township High School students in the fall
• Greater Pitman Chamber of Commerce to present bike race and music and arts festival
• Gloucester County Police Academy graduates 6 SLEO IIs
• Mullica Hill man Chris Praetzel on 3,029-mile journey to raise organ donor awareness
• Evesham Township Walmart video shows three robbery suspects
• Justin Bieber will perform at Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia
• Football star Donald Driver 'Dancing with the Stars' champion
• Man puts young son in washing machine, gets caught on surveillance camera
• Washington Township High School graduate, 22, dies after long battle with cystic fibrosis
• Fog, construction, delays -- Morning traffic
• Pennsylvania State Trooper investigated in fatal crash -- AM news links
• Fumes investigation causes St. Mary School in Monroe Township to stay closed until after Memorial Day
• Postal Service to move mail sorting process in Egg Harbor Township to Bellmawr
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 23, 2012
• New names added to Gloucester County Wall of Heroes
• Clearview teachers dance, shave for Petters family fundraiser
• Students from GCIT, Clearview, Delsea take prizes at Ten Day Film Challenge
• Antoinette Pelzer of Philadelphia sees charges upgraded to murder in stabbing of two Canadian women in Atlantic City
• Delsea Regional Middle School students have new 'Race Experience'
• Camden siblings charged with home invasion double murder
• Free film screening in Paulsboro rescheduled
• $1 million in marijuana delivered to Delran Township by California man, prosecutor says
• This year's Best of Gloucester County businesses, organizations honored in Deptford Township
• Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band coming to Atlantic City
• Saint Mary School in Monroe to stay closed for the week - Camden Diocese
• CPA group honors Rowan University assistant dean
• Rowan University to host a variety of summer engineering programs
• Local strawberry crop is early due to warm spring
• Harrison Township Crimelog: Burglaries and vandalism
• Mullica Hill man Matt Novak Jr.'s 2008 unsolved murder to be featured on 'America's Most Wanted'
• N.J. motor vehicle facilities will be closed Memorial day
• Cumberland, Salem and Gloucester drug court graduates to be celebrated
• Clearview High School musical receives Rising Star Award
• Tony Award-winning Broadway star of 'Wicked' Idina Menzel to perform at the Mann in Philly
• 12 reasons to visit Philly to learn about history and have fun
• Sammy Hagar gives back at Sammy's Beach Bar in Atlantic City
• Bad morning for Mark Zuckerberg as FB stock sinks -- Entertainment links
• Mantua Township Crimelog includes shoplifting, drug arrests and vandalism
• Pitman Crimelog: Warrant arrests and a vehicle break-in
• Disney's 'Beauty and the Beast' comes to The Kimmel Center
• Update: Fries Mill Road open in Washington Township
• Fries Mill Road in Washington Township closed for downed wires
• Singing Main Line cabbie charged with selling pot -- AM news links
• Watch out for an accident on I-76, east of Exit 2 -- Morning traffic
• Owner of troubled Wayne prom shop wasn't robbed, security cameras show
• Fumes at Saint Mary School in Monroe Township send students home; school remains closed
• Woodbury Heights sewer pump to be fixed within two weeks
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 22, 2012
• Harrison Township introduces $4.6 million budget
• Ivan Kane's Royal Jelly Burlesque Nightclub at Revel resort in Atlantic City presents Silicone Sundays Industry Night
• Paulsboro council fills vacant seat
• West Deptford Cromwell Court house demolition to continue
• Woodbury Heights Fire Department seeking demolition permit
• Mystery fumes at Saint Mary School in Monroe Township send some to hospital
• Main Street Woodbury names new president, trustees for 2012 - 2013
• Army sergeant, driving drunk, faces 6 years in prison for fatal Deptford crash
• Washington Township Board of Education to discuss Bunker Hill sidewalk issue at work session
• Washington Township police catch homeless burglar right after the act
• Lots of fun and festivities planned for Memorial Day weekend in Wildwood
• Modest Mouse heading to Atlantic City for music festival at Bader Field
• Odor at St. Mary School in Monroe may have sent students to hospitals
• Gloucester Township police to staff DWI checkpoint during Memorial Day weekend
• Entertainment Links: Whitney Houston's final song, duet with Jordin Sparks, is released
• Washington Township student-athletes announce plans to continue playing in college
• St. Mary School in Monroe Township evacuated because of unknown odors
• Woodbury Crimelog: Lindenwold man arrested on warrants, charged with drug possession
• Greenwich Township Crimelog: Mother with 3-year-old in car charged with DWI
• Jennifer Crocker, of Sewell, graduates from Gloucester County College nursing program, aims for master's degree
• Richard Sholders, Coast Guard veteran, graduates from Gloucester County College nursing program
• Glassboro Marketplace hosts BBQ Restaurant Challenge and Beer Garden
• Gloucester Township police to present 'Ryan's Story' bullying prevention program
• John Timoney, former Philadelphia top cop, working for Bahrain government now - AM news links
• Route 322 construction in Harrison,Woolwich, both directions -- Morning traffic
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 21, 2012
• Bill to decriminalize possession of small amount of marijuana to be considered in Trenton
• Rutgers-Camden, Rowan merger talk profitable for lawyers and accountants
• FED UP with Bullies, anti-gang group, reschedules Williamstown Middle School event
• Army PFC Matthew Rutter - back from Afghanistan - gets hero's welcome in Mantua Township
• Southern N.J. school district wants 'abusive' teacher fired
• Franklin Township crash victim was girls soccer coach at Our Lady of Mercy Academy (updated)
• Vineland man killed in Franklin Township collision involving tractor-trailer, SUV
• DRPA plans construction, maintenance work on four Delaware River crossings
• Two Harrison Township roads renamed after soldiers who lost their lives
• Woodbury Heights resident valedictorian of Stevens Institute of Technology
• Philadelphia officer shoots robbery suspect who attacked him with baton - news links
• Nearly a quarter of N.J. residents lived in poverty in 2010, study shows
• Today's South Jersey Sunday front page (North), May 20, 2012
• Camden County College says goodbye to its 1,715 graduates
• Deptford Day brings out community for entertainment and fireworks
• Kingsway names baseball field for Marine Capt. Ryan Iannelli, killed in Afghanistan
• Motorcycle rider falls 75 feet down I-76 embankment - AM news links
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 19, 2012
• Cumberland, Salem county health experts discuss 'fat tax' on unhealthy foods to reduce obesity rates
• Gloucester County College graduates have unique stories to tell
• Clayton High School senior prom 2012 (Photos)
• West Deptford High School senior prom 2102 (Photos)
• Woodbury High School senior prom 2012 (Photos)
• Pitman High School holds senior prom (Photo Galleries)
• West Deptford High School students take part in New Jersey Drive, get hands-on experience
• Deptford man, 20, stabbed to death with kitchen knife
• South Harrison to honor veterans
• Police: Blackwood man, under the influence, crashes into school bus in Gloucester Township
• Ronald McDonald House of Southern New Jersey has chance to win a new car
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Shantee D. Horace
• Sen. Fred Madden advancing distracted driving legislation named after Toni Bolis
• Our Lady of Lourdes School of Nursing confers 28 degrees
• Gloucester County grand jury returns indictments against 33 individuals
• 'Battleship,' 'The Dictator' and 'What to Expect' in theaters now
• Radio broadcaster Rickie Ricardo to announce a Gloucester County Miracle League game
• N.J. man is charged with killing nephew
• Washington Township crash sends 5 to hospitals
• Logan Township Crimelog: Delaware man eludes police after traffic stop
• Annual 'Arts in Bloom' gallery tour set in Salem County, this weekend -- Eight Days
• Glue-like odor wafting over Gloucester County, may be from Pennsylvania fire
• Deptford Township 20-year-old fatally stabbed, uncle in custody
• 'Arts in Bloom' gallery tours throughout Salem County planned
• Rutgers-Camden says goodbye to 1,100 graduates as they say 'no way' to potential merger with Rowan
• Atlantic City supermarket has low prices, armed guards -- AM news links
• Wayne prom dress shop has failed to fill orders, customers say
• Heavy traffic, sun glare warnings -- Morning traffic
• Ginny Murphy campaign contributions cause a stir in Washington Township
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 18, 2012
• Cumberland County College graduates 636 (with two photo galleries)
• Cumberland County College 2012 Graduates
• Woodbury High School dubbed one of the top schools in nation by The College Board
• Monroe Township Board of Education to keep 2012 - 2013 budget 'as is' despite defeat at polls
• Extensive NJDOT traffic improvement project to begin in Woodbury next week
• David Bullard, 27, Shakara Colbert, 23, of Camden accused of murder in shooting death of Gary Boggs
• Kenneth Barbour, 55, of Franklin accused of hitting neighbor in head with baseball bat
• Judge: Bankbridge Regional teacher videotaped bullying a student was 'misguided' but shouldn't lose tenure
• Swedesboro's sixth Outdoor Living & Garden Show gets kids involved
• Washington Township Crimelog: Alleged Walmart shoplifters take $237 in electronics
• Camden shooting suspects sought, shown in video
• Gloucester County College set to graduate tonight -- list of graduates
• Both Hands Foundation project to take place in Glassboro
• Nikki Kellenyi's life remembered at Washington Township High School's promenade
• Mantua Township Relay for Life to be held at Chestnut Branch Park
• Two killed in Egg Harbor City crash
• Gloucester County College graduate to attend Thomas Jefferson University School of Pharmacy
• Judge: Bankbridge Regional teacher caught on tape bullying student shouldn't lose tenure
• Hundreds of child porn videos get Gilbert Seidel, 48, of Hawthorne 4 years, 3 months
• Reports: Donna Summer, Disco star, dead at 63
• First Glassboro Vintage South Jersey Wine Festival set
• West Deptford Township Crimelog: Thefts and vandalism
• New Barnes Foundation opens on Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia
• In South Jersey, annual Click It or Ticket seat belt campaign to begin
• Are you planning to buy Facebook stock? Tell us why
• Swedesboro-Woolwich Historical Society honors Civil War veterans
• Pennsylvania swim coach charged with having sex with student -- AM news links
• Highway volume slows commute on I-295, Routes 42 and 55 -- Morning traffic
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 17, 2012
• Kennedy Hospital in Washington Township holds drill to practice emergency response
• Franklin Township Committee proposes schools share superintendent in lieu of budget cuts
• Atlantic City has new water park and hotel in sights - PM news links
• Bridgeton autism rate above average, according to Children's Specialized Hospital study
• Woodbury's 15th Annual Lunch Munch and Street Fair livens up business district
• Pitman police: Burglars caught in act inside Pitman Avenue home
• Washington Township budget gets OK by state Local Government Services
• Southwest Council's Camp YEY teaches students leadership and drug resistance
• Rowan University responds to Gov. Chris Christie, Mayor Cory Booker 'Seinfeld' parody video
• FED UP with Bullies, anti-gang group, reschedules Williamstown Middle School event
• Gloucester City fire department to get nearly $600,000 grant for staffing
• Nifty Fifty's owners, managers charged in $15m tax evasion conspiracy
• Glassboro Marketplace on Rowan Boulevard to get handicapped-accessible bathrooms
• Greenwich Township students named 'Best of the best' for Celebrate NJ
• Washington Township Mayor Barbara Wallace to hold sixth constituent services day
• National Park confronts illegal ATV use
• Gloucester Township police win in New Jersey Law Enforcement Challenge
• Entertainment Links: Lady Gaga denied permit for Indonesia concert
• Pennsville Township resident is proud owner of autographed Philadelphia Phillies reunion banner
• Joseph R. Pinizzotto Jr., Amber Curry arrested on drug charges in Monroe Township
• Bristol, Pa. fire police officer suffers fatal heart attack after directing traffic at chemical plant blaze
• Route 42/I-295 slowed by overurned truck -- Morning traffic
• Lightning sparks fire at Bucks County, Pa. chemical plant -- AM news links
• Two men to be sentenced for killing 4-year-old in Camden crossfire
• Marine Capt. Ryan Iannelli, killed in Afghanistan, to be honored with Kingsway High School baseball field
• Gloucester County Special Services School District celebrates 20th anniversary
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 16, 2012
• Deptford Township Board of Education names new high school principal, other administrative positions
• 39th Annual Deptford Day to return bigger than ever
• Alternative plan for Rutgers-Rowan merger in talks; Rowan University officials not involved
• Visit this link for information about our ongoing Quilt exhibit!
• Gloucester County Surrogate candidate Marsella campaign fund transfer OK
• Gov. Chris Christie, Senate President Steve Sweeney, others break ground for Cooper Cancer Institute
• Bristol man sentenced to a dozen years for selling heroin with 14-year-old daughter - PM news links
• Walmart customer sues for $1 million following 'black people' announcement
• Nikki Kellenyi of Washington Township to be remembered at dinner fundraiser
• Walmart lawsuit story draws comments: "Here's your settlement -- $1. Now go away"
• Route 45 improvements in Woodbury subject of NJDOT public meeting
• Juan Guadalupe, accused of 1977 Salem County rape, stands trial
• Camden investigators honored for work on 2011 murder case
• PATCO extends Quiet Car pilot; online passenger survey seeks input
• Harrison Township crimelog - flat screen TV stolen, two DWIs
• Bergen County man killed in Burlington County crash
• Logan Township crimelog - stolen prescription blank, several DWIs
• Camden County College to host pinning ceremony for health graduates
• Fleetwood Mac's Lindsey Buckingham to perform intimate show at World Cafe Live at the Queen in Wilmington, Del.
• Country superstar Carrie Underwood to perform at Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia
• Walmart sued over 2010 'black people' announcement in Washington Township store
• Tickets still available for Glassboro Vintage South Jersey Wine Festival
• Philadelphia coffee assault suspect surrenders -- AM news links
• Deptford crash closes Bankbridge Road
• Cumberland County Cooperative Extension: South Jersey crops coming in early
• Slow travel on I-295, Routes 322, 55, 42 and 47 -- Morning traffic
• Main Street Woodbury's 15th Annual Lunch Munch and Street Fair is back in town
• West Deptford resident prepares for Rutgers-Camden graduation
• Burlington County I-295 crash kills one person, injures a second
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page for May 15, 2012
• Officials discuss compromise in Rutgers-Rowan merger: A combined institution with an independent board
• Greenwich Board of Education fills several professional appointments
• Gloucester County Surrogate candidate Marsella questioned on campaign fund transfer
• Woodbury Council passes $2.1 million bond ordinance on first reading
• Nikki Kellenyi crash update: Alcohol found in car, neither driver drunk
• Kennedy University Hospital set as site for disaster drill
• Rusty Spickenreuther, of Franklin, sentenced to 57 months in embezzlement of $1.3m from Woolwich Township company
• Gloucester County tanning salons feel effects of potential new legislation, tanning mom
• Delaware Kindergarten teacher accused of trying to arrange sex with teen - PM news links
• The Citizens Campaign to host summit at Gloucester County College
• Jahmil Greenidge, 19, gets 12 years for Atlantic City robberies
• Gloucester County College to hold 43rd commencement ceremony
• Local Mobile Drug Testing in Washington Township serves employers
• Rapper Jay-Z to headline 2-day music fest in Philadelphia
• Local veterans will benefit from Gloucester County College book drive
• Jay-Z to bring 2-day 'Made in America' concert to Philadelphia
• Lisa Marie Presley says farewell to Scientology in new song -- Entertainment links
• Atlantic City workers find man's body along the waterline
• Rescued dog Hercules on path to recovery
• Woodbury Crimelog includes downspout theft, shoplifting, warrant arrests
• Runners remember Brian Anderson, raise money for SADS research at annual BA5K
• South Jersey highways experiencing volume delays -- morning traffic notes
• Jay-Z bringing 2-day festival to Philly — AM news links
• Police: Teen learning to drive in parking lot strikes man in Gloucester Township
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 14, 2012
• At 94, he's ready to hit the dance floor again
• Wall of Heroes: Milton W. Miller Jr.
• Local wineries tap growing market during Mother's Day Wine Trail Weekend
• Clayton leads the way with the Gloucester County facade project
• Camden man fatally shot; police investigate killing
• Pitman crimelog - burglaries to homes and businesses
• GCIT, Pitman, Kingsway dominate countywide anti-bullying student arts contest
• Authorities: Two who returned rental vehicle may lead to man wanted for murder at Camden Crown Fried Chicken restaurant
• DRPA construction/maintenance work to affect traffic flow on four spans
• Today's South Jersey Sunday front page (South), May 13, 2012
• Today's South Jersey Sunday front page (North), May 13, 2012
• Baby steps: Waterbirth seen as a less painful, less traumatic process
• Ex-politicians wield clout with their coffers
• Washington Township's Super Saturday brings fun and local charity together
• Williamstown High School Indoor Percussion Unit walks away with championship win
• 13 students, 1 adult injured in bus crash -- AM Links
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 12, 2012
• Williamstown High School prom held at Adventure Aquarium in Camden (5 Photo Galleries)
• Did you miss photos from Rowan University's graduation or high school proms?
• Washington Township Republican councilmen, administration at odds over police regulation
• Paulsboro High School holds prom at Nicolosi's (2 Photo Galleries)
• Sister of Nikki Kellenyi, killed in car crash, accompanies her date to Washington Township High School prom (Photo Galleries)
• Newfield man Dave Hurban implants magnets in his arm to attach his iPod nano
• Rowan University says farewell to 2,000 graduates
• Monroe Township shows support for Senate President Stephen Sweeney's property tax relief plan
• Pipe Bomber heads to federal prison -- P.M. news links
• Gateway High School prom 2012 (Photo Gallery)
• Tuesday's Children seeks mentors for children of 9/11 victims in Gloucester County area
• Swedesboro-Woolwich Civil War veterans to be recognized
• Clayton adopts 2012 municipal budget
• Pitman Grove to host heritage festival
• Barrington man, Jacob Dromgoole, to pay nearly $6,000, serve three years probation for part in spraypainting spree
• Rowan University welcomes middle school girls to annual AWE summer workshops
• West Deptford Township Crimelog includes shoplifting incidents at ShopRite, Canals
• Merchantville man charged in Pennsauken bank robbery
• Evesham Township police arrest two on drug charges
• Johnny Mathis performing in Washington Township -- Eight Days
• Franklin Institute displays 'Dead Sea Scrolls'
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Satie L. Reed
• Lockdown lifted at Penns Grove Middle School
• Logan Township Crimelog: Charles Franklin, 26, of Logan, jailed in theft case
• Camden man, 24, hospitalized with gunshsot wound
• Penns Grove Middle School currently in lockdown after reports of students entering school with weapons
• Justin Bieber hasn't said 'never' to Glassboro teen's prom request, but he has a Plan B
• Camden car-bus crash sends three to hospital
• Video: Philadelphia man throws coffee on store clerk -- AM news links
• Route 40 in Pilesgrove Township open today -- morning traffic report
• Three in Atlantic City cited by state for underage drinking offenses
• Gloucester Township weapons arrest uncovers fugitive's real identity
• Married couple to graduate from Rowan University together
• Nearly 700 bike across bridge for national Police Unity Tour
• West Deptford Committee seeks to drop tax rate increase form 15 cents to 8.5 cents
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 11, 2012
• Old Pine Farm Walk in the Wild
• Cumberland County College, Rowan University announce Direct Connect program for local students
• CONTACT's Frugal Finds store to host 'Runaway Bride' show with brand-new wedding dresses for $99
• Lzzy Hale of Halestorm discusses touring, writing and life on the road
• Philadelphia-bound plane stops mid-flight after passenger attempts to access cockpit -- P.M. news links
• Paulsboro sixth graders honor pen pals suffering from cancer
• Man killed with son in Pittsgrove crash had illegal drugs in system, police say initial reports show
• WMMR kicks off the summer concert season with the annual WMMR*B*Q
• Jersey Shore radio host April Kauffman shot to death in her Linwood home
• Washington Township gearing up for annual Super Saturday at Washington Lake Park
• Washington Township Crimelog: 16-year-old punches would-be burglar in face
• Loaded 9mm handgun and marijuana are seized; 2 charged in Gloucester Township
• Rowan University students set to graduate -- list of graduates for Cumberland, Gloucester, Salem counties
• Washington Township Education Association rallies before fact finding hearing
• Chip Cresse Scholarship Fund continues to reward community service
• West Deptford number three in South Jersey Magazine's Top Towns
• Assembly panel approves Burzichelli, Greenwald bar on future employers asking for social media passwords
• Commodore Barry Bridge lanes to close for Police Unity Tour
• Raymond Rodriguez, Daniel Pellot arrested on weapons charges in Gloucester Township
• Catch 'Riverdance' before it closes in the U.S.
• British singer James Morrison to perform at World Cafe Live in Philadelphia
• Gloucester County offering music, movies and family fun shows throughout the summer
• The Citizens Campaign to host summit at Gloucester County College
• Deptford Township appoints MUA Executive Director Robert Hatalovsky to township manager position
• The Manhattan Transfer to perform at Landis Theater in Vineland
• Facebook and Twitter passwords would be protected under proposed New Jersey law
• Dentist teaches Washington Township High School students about forensics
• NJWeedman guilty of possession, jury not so sure about distribution charge -- AM news links
• Sen. Robert Menendez topped by 'someone else' in poll
• Pilesgrove sinkhole closes Route 40 in both directions
• N.J. Conservation Foundation to hold outdoor photography workshop at Mannington Meadows
• Most delays due to volume -- Morning traffic
• Revel Casino ranks near bottom in Atlantic City gambling revenue
• Washington Township Mayor Barbara Wallace's $35.3 million budget moves forward after public hearing
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 10, 2012
• Franklin Township saves $500K in bond refinancing plan
• Bottom Dollar Food market to open in Woodbury as early as November
• Gloucester County Historical Society puts historic quilts on display in new exhibit
• Rowan University student helps to feed Boys and Girls Club members
• JR's Angels foundation formed by family and friends of John Rodak, a victim of the Sept. 11 attacks
• Sandusky asks judge to postpone trial — P.M. links
• Harrison Township's Second Saturday celebration returns
• Postal Workers to collect food for 20th Stamp Out Hunger food drive
• New Jersey officials urge seniors to watch out for indentity theft scams
• Duck Boat victims' families, survivors settle wrongful-death case for $17 million
• Gloucester County Chamber of Commerce to host annual meeting of members
• Student entrepreneur takes $5,000 in Rowan Business Plan Competition
• Pittsgrove man, son, identified as victims of fatal head-on crash on U.S. Route 40 (Update)
• State Senate President Stephen Sweeney supports President Barack Obama's recent announcement in favor of gay marriage
• Winslow Township police to man DWI checkpoint
• Father, son killed in head-on crash on U.S. Route 40 in Pittsgrove Township
• Pittsgrove Township accident on Route 40 kills man and son (Update)
• Virtua Board of Trustees member, entrepreneur donates $1 million to hospital
• Teaneck Community Charter School receives Smash Make a Musical competition grand prize
• Russ Micoli named to Board of Directors of Boys & Girls Clubs of Gloucester County
• Rowan Boulevard redeveloper announces company restructuring
• South Harrison Crimelog: Three DWI arrests
• Mantua Township Crimelog: Thefts, vandalism, warrant and drug arrests
• 'Legally Blonde' comes to stage at the Broadway Theatre of Pitman
• Against Me! lead singer Tom Gabel becoming a woman -- Entertainment links
• Philadelphia Duck boat settlement urged -- AM news links
• Florence Gruber of Paulsboro charging spaying, neutering costs for adopted pot belly pigs
• Rowan University creates School of Biomedical Sciences
• I-95N starting to move slowly in Philadelphia; delays on area highways - Morning traffic
• Fair school funding the number one topic at Kingsway rally
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 9, 2012
• Williamstown Middle Schoolers, student with cancer honored for hard work
• Wenonah School students create rain garden behind library
• Deptford High School students show teachers appreciation through letter writing
• New Jersey Weedman waits for verdict — P.M. news links
• Glassboro police: Woman awoke to burglar in bedroom
• Washington Township council to hold public hearing on budget, capital improvement plan
• Thieves steal diamond jewelry from Evesham Township business
• NuStar Energy in Paulsboro named to Fortune 500 list
• Paulsboro High School students lend a hand through Pegasus the Arts program
• Maurice Sendak, author of 'Where the Wild Things Are' remembered by local libraries
• Franklin Township interim superintendent Thomas Flemming opts out of new contract
• Cooper University Hospital receives $2.7 million in federal funding
• Attorney General: Ventnor couple to pay restitution for modular home investment scheme
• Washington Township's Whitman Elementary School students decorate pillowcases to prep for NJ ASK test
• Gloucester County College to hold pinning ceremony for nursing graduates
• Poll: Should Ocean City be BYOB?
• Two thousand students to graduate from Rowan University
• Glassboro High School drama program to hold alumni revue
• Glassboro's Real Men Read participants are making progress in literacy
• Winslow Township police on the lookout for seat belt law violators during national Click It or Ticket initiative
• Woolwich fair funding rally to be held at Kingsway Regional High School
• Former Beverly-Edgewater Park ambulance chief accused of giving himself unauthorized $15,000 raise
• Jim MacDonald Sr. Fish for Cancer Catfish Tournament set
• Children's author and illustrator Maurice Sendak dies at 83 -- Entertainment links
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 8, 2012
• Camden tenured teacher dismissed for hitting student with power cord 4 years ago
• Main Street Woodbury Farmers Market to have an early start in 2012
• Seventh-annual BA5K in Washington Lake Park celebrates life of Brian Anderson
• Deptford event cites Gloucester County's Academic All-Stars
• Harrison Township residents along Route 322 want to see traffic changes citing safety concerns
• Sandusky prosecutors change allegation date -- AM news links
• Volume delays on Route 322, I-295, 130 - traffic notes
• Ocean City voters to decide on BYOB
• Deptford Township adopts 2012 municipal budget; homeowners expected to pay less
• Judge: Florence Gruber must offload pigs from Paulsboro home
• Logan Township crimelog: $10K trailer stolen from business, money taken from wallet inside home, etc.
• New York boy fights to stay on girls' field hockey team- P.M. news links
• Glassboro Marketplace to celebrate Mother's Day
• Gloucester Township municipal budget calls for flat tax rate in 2012
• Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority to begin $50 million project at Camden County Technical School
• Winners in Gloucester County's first Anti-Bullying Student Video/Poster/Poetry Contest to be announced
• Contaminated sites in New Jersey now need licensed professionals
• Family of College of New Jersey student found dead in Pa. landfill settles lawsuit for $425K
• Broadway Theatre of Pitman to present 'Ben Franklin and the History of America'
• Paulsboro Judge: Florence Gruber must get rid of miniature potbelly pigs
• Virtua's Center for HealthFitness rededicated for namesake of William G. Rohrer
• Washington Township seniors honored by Olympic Conference at Annual Frank McAleer Awards Dinner
• Washington Township Education Assocation to rally before fact-finding hearing
• Harrison Township Day brings Hawaii to Gloucester County (Photo gallery)
• Gloucester County residents included in group to be repaid in foreclosure scam
• Jim Six: Was she killed over $100?
• Winslow man shot in face, chest during home invasion robbery
• Gloucester County College students recycle textbooks to help veterans
• Fourth Beyonce show added at Atlantic City's Revel
• Fundraiser in Washington Township aims to bolster Autism Speaks
• 'I SEPTA Philly' wants your videos
• Mantua Township resident wants to raise chickens as pets
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 7, 2012
• Heavy volume on area roads -- morning traffic
• Philadelphia duck boat civil trial begins -- AM news links
• Saint Florian feast day inspires Mass for firefighters at Christ Episcopal Church in Woodbury
• Robert H. Rowe Jr. of Washington Township accused of stealing hot water heaters from Gloucester Township business
• More than 10 accusers possible in Sandusky sex abuse case - AM news links
• Harrison man, Paul Prince, indicted for stalking a person - 522 times
• Delaware man under indictment for kidnapping in Deptford Township
• Know your Government: A calendar of this week's public meetings
• Four hurt in Monroe Township crash
• Today's South Jersey Sunday front page (North), May 6, 2012
• Annual Harrison Township day offers fun time for families
• Warning to drivers: N.J. Turnpike's 'Merge' down to one southbound lane tonight
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 5, 2012
• Pet of the Week: Grace
• Suspicious man in a white van attempts to lure 8-year-old girl in Washington Township
• Washington Township offers support to family displaced by Birches West house fire
• Deptford High School 2012 prom (Photo Gallery)
• Capital Bank sees earnings climb past $250 million
• Gloucester County Freeholder Adam Taliaferro wins post on Penn State trustee board
• West Deptford Township Committee approves Botto's, new shuttle contracts
• Logan Township Elementary celebrates Earth Day and Arbor Day
• South Jersey residents are among the 48 SEPTA employees who won $107 million in lottery
• 'SEPTA 48' lottery pool winners include three from Gloucester County; one from Salem (update)
• Gloucester County asks high schoolers to create their own safe driving PSAs -- Video
• Golf tournament in memory of U.S. Army Ranger Sgt. Alessandro Plutino draws hundreds
• Local Girl Scouts celebrate the organization's 100th birthday
• Freeholder Adam Taliaferro elected to Penn State University trustee board
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Danielle Lee
• West Deptford motorists leave vehicles unlocked; thieves steal GPS units, iPods, wallets
• Gloucester County holding Health and Fitness Day for senior citizens
• Washington Township house fire: Family of 9 safe, but dog doesn't survive
• Camden County to host shred day in Gloucester Township
• Senate President Stephen Sweeney celebrates anniversary of paid family leave
• Monroe Township Crimelog: Inspection stickers targeted
• SEPTA offering extra service for Broad Street Run, Sixers games in Philadelphia
• Community rallies around Washington Township family of nine after losing house, dog in fire
• Glassboro to host health fair today at borough's Marketplace
• Tickets still available for Glassboro Vintage South Jersey Wine Festival
• Bowe School students to be featured in Glassboro's annual health fair on Rowan Boulevard
• Eats, treats planned in South Jersey
• Woodbury High Class of 1941 meet for reunion
• Juniper Village at Williamstown holding events
• Woodbury Community Garden Association holding open house
• Paw Pride winners for April recognized at Bells Elementary in Washington Township
• Camden man, 24, shot in leg while driving
• Works by Gloucester County Art League, Porecelain Painters of Southern New Jersey at GCC -- Eight Days
• 19-year-old gunned down on Camden street
• Washington Township family displaced by fire, assisted by Red Cross
• Atlantic City stabbing investigated -- AM news links
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 4, 2012
• Rutgers trustees vote to keep Camden campus
• General Electric buys foreclosed West Deptford apartment complex
• Lori Hummel's attorney seeks to suppress evidence in stabbing death of Thomas Carbin
• Rutgers trustees overwhelmingly reject merger that would lose university's Camden campus
• Gloucester County College awards early diploma to U.S. Army Specialist Roy Pierson
• Washington Township Republican candidates to hold campaign office grand opening
• Diocese of Camden announces results of South Jersey faith profile study, reveals 'troubling findings'
• View and buy South Jersey prom photos online starting tonight
• Southwest Council wants your opinion on substance abuse
• Atlantic City man accused of selling heroin near school
• Del. restauranteur accused of having grenades, 36 guns on site - PM news links
• Gloucester County Art League to show work at Beitzel Art Gallery
• Pitman to host music and arts festival
• U.S. Senator Frank Lautenberg announces support of legislation to prevent student loan rates from doubling
• Crystal meth, ecstasy seized, Philadelphia man charged following Route 55 vehicle stop
• Meet the candidates in Washington Township's Republican primary race
• Washington Township schools officially cancel District Art Night
• Washington Township Crimelog: Women high-five after passing counterfeit bills
• Washington Township Republican ticket declines debate as primary race heats up
• Washington Township Mayor Barbara Wallace talks to Whitman Square residents at open house
• Mantua Township man arrested in Internet sex sting
• Washington Township 10 year old sells lemonade to raise money for breast cancer research
• Glassboro drug investigation results in two arrests
• A wave pool, an extreme swing ride and a river adventure among new things at area parks
• Franklinville Ladies Auxiliary VFW recognizes contest winners
• Clayton Scouts celebrate accomplishments
• Roy Halladay leaves Philadelphia Phillies for family matter
• Tenure with Swedesboro Shade Tree Commission ends for 'Tree Lady' Mary Ann Homan
• Proposed legislation would increase cardiac screening of N.J. athletes
• Logan Township Crimelog: Thefts, arrests and an attempted break in
• Ashton Kutcher's Popchips ad gets pulled due to racist outcry -- Entertainment links
• UMDNJ's cadaver memorial sparks gratitude, mystery in remains donated to medicine
• Despite treatment, Donna Targett's horse Boe dies, but she creates new friendships
• Deptford Township Schools Interim Superintendent Ralph Ross may serve another year
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 3, 2012
• I-295 South accident slows rush hour -- Morning traffic
• 'The Scream' auctioned for $119.9 million -- AM news links
• Deptford Township delays, construction -- Morning traffic
• Sen. Frank Lautenberg to discuss low-interest loans and merger at Rutgers-Camden
• Gloucester County College offers nursing fair for students pursuing bachelor's degrees
• Los Angeles Angels hurler Jered Weaver tosses no-hitter against the Minnesota Twins
• Clearview High School students present award-winning inventions to Gloucester County Freeholders
• How to buy Gloucester County Times photos online
• Atlantic City employee accused of using tax exempt card for own purchases
• DRPA brings debt load down to $1.2 billion
• Jewelry, watch, TVs, 70 pound stove stolen in Elk Township burglaries
• Victims' attorneys consult new video of Philly duck boat accident - PM news links
• Thursday, May 10, 2012, 7pm, GCHS Library "Genealogy 101" workshop presented by...
• Donna Targett's horse Boe, long a source of comfort, dies at Pa. rehab facility
• Greenwich parents: What should the board of education do?
• Winners of student video contest on distracted driving to be announced
• Gloucester Township police to honor officers, civilians and students
• Rowan University commencement will close part of Route 322 in Glassboro
• Huge 'Maya 2012' sand sculpture at 30th Street Station in Philadelphia canceled
• Deerfield woman killed, Vineland woman charged in Pittsgrove head-on crash
• Jessica Simpson cashes in again — this time on her new baby -- Entertainment links
• West Deptford resident fights for son's Epi-pen use on school bus
• Anti-gang groups FEDUP 4-U, FED UP with Bullies to hold talent contest at Williamstown Middle School
• Gloucester County Bar Foundation's 'Law Day' celebrates excellence in law
• Glassboro planning board approves site plan for parking garage
• China demands US apology over escaped activist -- AM news links
• East Greenwich Township, Deptford Township traffic slowed by construction: Traffic report
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 2, 2012
• Woolwich second-graders to perform "Broadway Review"
• Paulsboro council introduces $7.6 million budget
• County Seat Diner grand opening well-received by Woodbury officials, businesses
• Temp agency owner admits to employment tax fraud
• Prosecutor: Brian Lewis, of Atlantic County Housing Authority, scammed taxpayers of $150K
• Gloucester County graduation rates higher than new state average
• Assemblywoman Celeste Riley: Christie wrong on public employees serving in Trenton
• Harrison Township Day's Hawaiian Luau to include something for everyone
• Obama signs post-war pact with Karzai in Afghanistan - PM news links
• Paulsboro council to discuss 2012 budget
• Woodbury crimelog: burglaries to homes and vehicles, counterfeit money used, etc.
• Gloucester County Bar Foundation celebrates 'Law Day' with awards, student scholarships
• Gloucester County Regional Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition to host kick off brunch 
• Author, formerly of Pitman, to sign copies of her books in Glassboro
• Gloucester County Institute of Technology student wins first place in art contest
• Glassboro Marketplace to host community health fair
• Winslow Township's Hay Road repaving project to be completed
• Greenwich Township Crimelog: Man and horse injured in DWI accident
• Camden man, 25, hospitalized after Royden Street shooting
• Greenwich Township car versus boat crash results in careless driving summons
• Gloucester County, municipalities receive millions in Clean Communities grants
• Rowan University names former Stockton employee Donald Moore as vice president of facilities and operations
• Jessica Simpson didn't have her baby girl yet -- Entertainment links
• Susan Bass Levin, two others, to receive Rand South Jerseyan of the Year honors
• Independence After Hours Tour and Tippler's Tour offer a taste of history in Philadelphia
• Gloucester Township police to host bike safety rodeo
• Osama bin Laden killed one year ago -- AM news links
• Deptford Township road delays listed in morning traffic warnings
• Camden to get mobile fresh-produce vendor in pilot program
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 1, 2012
• Deptford Township Mayor Paul Medany says rat infestation is being addressed
• Texas-based natural gas company buys Sunoco for $5.3B
• Gloucester County Freeholder Director Robert Damminger named 'Freeholder of the Year'
• Seven South Jersey branches of United Way merge into one; Salem still considering, Gloucester won't join
• German investigators find al Qaeda plots hidden on porn memory cards - PM news links
• West Deptford Board of Education to conduct dress code phone survey
• Cumberland, Gloucester and Salem family support group plans Mental Health Awareness Month events
• Evesham police: Marijuana, cash seized in Marlton home, man charged
• Thieves grab five GPA units from unlocked vehicles parked at Monroe Township homes
• Gloucester County Chamber of Commerce hosts business card exchange
• Sunoco sold to Texas-based Energy Transfer Partners for $5.3B
• Gloucester County College and Drexel University launch transfer partnership in nursing
• Elwood, once the 'World's Ugliest Dog,' visits Centre City School
• Gloucester County College Center for People in Transition offering May workshops
• Deptford Board of Education meeting rescheduled
• Evesham Township police seek man who stole $289 in items from Walmart
• Mantua Township crimelog: Several metal thefts, heroin possession alleged
• Gloucester County College and Gloucester County Institute of Technology offering Summer Camp Connections
• Glassboro High School drama alumni return for musical revue
• Glassboro's Bullock School first graders win prize for book club benchmark
• Glassboro High School art students are painting a mural at Hollybush Community Center
• Pitman vacant house destroyed by fire to be demolished
• Kevin Jonas of the Jonas Brothers gets some TV time on reality show with his wife
• New World Trade Center to claim title of tallest in New York -- AM news links
• Pitman vacant house burns overnight
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 30, 2012
• In Washington Township, Route 42 crash closes left lanes -- Traffic
• Washington Township High School student spearheading hair-cut event
• Play Day at Rowan University expounds on benefits of fun time for kids
• Photo gallery: Flyers-Devils Game 1
• Terrorist attack is scenario for Waterford Township drill involving emergency responders in three counties
• Paterno's successor begins multi-state tour in Philadelphia - PM news links Sunday
• Watchdog group sues Gloucester Township over rejection to place 'pay-to-play' reform plan on ballot
• Cherry Hill Township woman, Reina Peck, indicted in alleged $161,358 unemployment insurance scheme
• Burlington County family wins eight-year student loan fight; a woman awakes to find six sleeping teens in her car.... (Sunday news links)
• Today's South Jersey Sunday front page (North), April 29, 2012
• Glassboro police: Woman comes out of shower to find man in her home
• Richard Stockton College to increase housing for students
• Clayton to receive piece of steel from 9/11, plans to build monument
• East Greenwich approves controversial ordinance to increase water rates
• Battle of the Bands gives Glassboro a taste of local live music
• Firefighters rescue Cherry Hill man who got stuck in tree while retrieving pet bird
• Police allege underage alcohol sales in charging eight at residence rented to Rowan University students
• Teacher under fire for alleged coments to austistic child on leave; Moorestown cop guilty of molesting teens... (Saturday news links)
• Wedding woes: South Jersey brides fear they'll never see the wedding videos they paid for
• Arbor Day brings out green thumbs in Wenonah students
• Washington Township comes 'together with pride' at Philadelphia Phillies game
• Before winning her crown, Mrs. New Jersey Maureen Ashfield of Carneys Point won the battle against obesity
• Washington Township High School shines at Citizens Bank Park
• Four-month jail term for Westville woman whose assault on boyfriend went viral on Internet
• Vineland celebrates Israel's 64th anniversary with Jewish Federation of Cumberland, Gloucester & Salem Counties
• Gloucester County police departments to take part in 'Operation Take Back'
• Three charged with stealing scrap metal from Home Depot in Mantua Township
• Man who confronts police armed with a knife shot to death by officer in Bellmawr
• Want to see photos from South Jersey high school proms?
• Pitman resident Charles Pisarcik indicted on charge he stalked neighbors
• South Jersey Federal Credit Union gives 10-year endowment to Gloucester County College
• Car stolen after it was left to warm up outside West Deptford apartment -- West Deptford Crimelog
• West End Elementary School student wins Gloucester County Arbor Day contest
• Massive Greenwich Township Clean up planned
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Edward Snyder
• Washington Township Mayor Barbara Wallace to hold fifth constituent services day
• Pair is accused of breaking into N.J. auto repair business, settting it on fire
• Clayton crimelog includes theft of gas complaint
• Sylvester Decample III of Greenwich accused of having 151 bags of heroin, among other charges
• Pet of the Week: Ripley
• 'The Secret Garden' opening in Pitman, tonight -- Eight Days
• Two Rowan students, Joseph T. Cafero and Robert A. Bubser, charged with drug offenses following Campus Terrace raid
• South Harrison Township crimelog: Big party gets shut down, rooster struts onto neighbor's property
• 'Spamalot' cast reunites for 'Funny Thing Happened' at Ritz Theater in Haddon Township
• Philly-based band releases third album
• Local band Smash Palace to perform at Ritz Theatre in Haddon Township
• Report: Man shot by police in Bellmawr after barricading himself
• Western Pa. doctor/Boy Scout leader guilty of sex crimes - AM news links
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 27, 2012
• Gloucester County College and East Greenwich Police celebrate Take Your Child to Work Day
• Regional medical examiner's office buries seven unclaimed bodies
• Williamstown Middle School participates in global effort to raise autism awareness
• Officials discuss changes to Rowan Boulevard project
• Toni Bolis' sister addresses West Deptford High School students on dangers of distracted driving
• West Deptford couple uses wine tasting to raise money towards children with terminal illnesses
• Donations to Boe's Fund, if by mail, should go to one TD Bank branch
• “Stitched Through Time: a Legacy of Quilts” Part I April 29th through Oct. 28th...
• Washington Township to take center stage at Friday's Philadelphia Phillies game
• Students become scientists at Gloucester County College's Bring Your Child to Work Day
• Hammonton man indicted on charges he attacked AC Electric worker with Medieval-style weapon
• Washington Township High School senior organizes Pantene 'Beautiful Lengths' hair-donation event
• Cremated remains found in cardboard box under a tree in Gloucester Township
• 'The Secret Garden' comes to stage at Broadway Theatre of Pitman
• Washington Township Crimelog: Home invaders leave behind empty wine bottles, used condom
• Washington Township council approves third-party contract for inspection services
• Michael J. Bolton of Sewell, Allen C. Moore of Washington Township accused of selling marijuana near Pitman Wawa
• Toni Bolis' sister speaks to West Deptford High School students
• Winners in Gloucester County student video contest on distracted driving to be announced
• Bicyclist taken to Cooper Hospital after Gloucester Township crash
• Dog on driver's lap prompts search yielding Oxycodone and more: Winslow Township police
• Gloucester County woman creates Boe's Fund to help save horse that changed her life
• Deptford Township residents up in arms about rat infestation
• Winslow Township police: Man had marijuana when he crashed car into pole
• Senator Donald Norcross, Rutgers-Camden alumni discuss merger updates and new proposal
• Police: Glassboro homeowners awoke to find burglars inside
• Philly, South Jersey region's air still in top 10 worst, despite improvements - AM news links
• PolitiFact N.J.: Student group claims George Norcross said Rutgers-Camden, Rowan merger will cost N.J. billions
• Roxanne Yates, of Franklinville, injured in ATV crash, will face charges
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 26, 2012
• Robert M. Bess, 64, longtime Gloucester County volunteer, dies
• Franklin Township Board of Education votes to move consolidation issue to state
• Franklin Township settlement ends years of litigation with Greenways developer
• Gov. Charles Stratton School's new reading garden a place to reflect, learn
• Rowan University dedicates Dr. Herman D. James Hall
• Democrats want to know price tag of Rutgers-Rowan merger before proposal moves forward
• Washington Township Board of Education honors 'Teachers of the Year'
• Swedesboro's Derek Michaels Salon to 'Cut out domestic violence'
• Phillie Phanatic visits elementary school in Washington Township
• Rowan University faculty members march on campus to protest stalled contract settlement
• Woodbury crimelog: smash-and-grab on Lupton, woman accused of having pot in hospital, and more
• Camden police: City man shot in ankle, driven to hospital in friend's car
• Atlantic City International Airport Director Thomas Rafter to retire
• Beyonce is this year's most beautiful woman in People magazine -- Entertainment links
• Nation's highest court to hear arguments on Ariz. immigration law - AM news links
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 25, 2012
• Rowan University Vice President of Facilities and Operations Michael Harris to depart university for new job
• Swedesboro-Woolwich PTO Comet Run set for Saturday
• East Greenwich holds budget adoption pending state approval
• Pitman's Kindle School holds science fair
• Lighting repairs to close lane on Walt Whitman Bridge
• Deptford Township Manager Ken Barnshaw resigns; replacement not yet announced
• Winslow Township resident Charles L. Hemphill injured when his vehicle collided with tractor-trailer
• Greenwich Township board member, superintendent search to begin after insulting recording is released
• TD Bank branch in Pennsauken is robbery target
• Red Hat Society South Jersey chapters celebrate 14 years
• Red Hat Ladies hit the RiverWinds
• Families remember drunk driving victims at New Jersey Remembers event
• Megan Fox is officially pregnant with first child -- Entertainment links
• Deptford Township Police Department to participate in 'Operation Take Back New Jersey'
• Authorities: South Jersey's Fugitive Safe Surrender program draws 900 at mid-point
• Bicyclist Martin Rutecki critically injured in Glassboro crash
• Greenwich Township, Gloucester County crimelog - some burglaries, heroin and pot arrests
• After devastating loss, Gloucester County woman seeks to hold on to her horse, her comfort
• Deptford police: Township man was carrying pellet gun at Narraticon Apartments
• Market Frankford El train delayed when train is stranded
• Pitman crimelog: Burglary loot from home includes iPods, iPhone
• Rowan University Interim President Ali Houshmand willing to stay on until college resumes presidential search
• The Philadelphia school district may close 40 of its schools - AM news links
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 24, 2012
• Securing additional school funding the main topic at Woolwich Township town hall meeting
• Greenwich Township School Board will not renew Superintendent's contract
• Woodbury council authorizes sale of G.G. Green building to development firm for stabilization
• David McClintock's legacy as DRPA chief - promoting continuing education within the department
• Franklin Township Board of Education vote could send regionalization to state
• State Supreme Court appoints Gloucester County Surrogate Helene Reed to committee
• West Deptford Superintendent begins contract negotiations
• West Deptford Board of Education to reorganize
• Fundraiser aims to raise money for Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia
• DRPA seeks two to fill openings on its Citizens Advisory Committee
• Woolwich Township to hold town hall meeting
• Deptford Township's First Annual Relay for Life still looking for survivors, caregivers to participate
• Woodbury council to have second reading on ordinance to sell G.G. Green building
• Gloucester County College to host Bring Your Child to Work Day
• Glassboro to hold public hearing on budget
• Glassboro High School took second place in regional Consumer Bowl competition
• Gloucester Township Dunkin' Donuts worker accused of threatening boss with knife
• Pitman's Katelyn Eystad to be honored for outstanding service
• Boys & Girls Clubs of Gloucester County to hold golf tournament
• Total Turf Experience to hold ribbon-cutting ceremony
• Woman's Club of Woodbury to hold Arbor Day ceremony
• The Woman’s Club of Pitman donates Winter King hawthorn to McCowan Memorial Library
• U.S. Customs: Man attempted to smuggle $193,046 on flight to Jamaica
• Glassboro police arrest five at Delsea Drive massage parlor
• DRPA Police Chief David McClintock announces retirement
• Four deceased officers latest to be honored at New Jersey Law Enforcement Memorial Service
• Sewell man injured in motorcycle vs. car crash in Washington Township
• DRPA announces lane restrictions this week on its bridges
• Parents of 11-year-old killed in Chesterfield bus crash suing - AM news links
• Rain storm brings scattered power outages to Gloucester County, other areas
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 23, 2012
• Ryan Petters' bout with cancer, wife's death spark community to reach out
• Rescued dog Hercules meets his 12-year-old savior
• Bishop of Diocese of Camden battling kidney disease...Golden Nugget debuts its new look... (Sunday News Links)
• 18 charged as part of 'Quality of Life' patrols in Glassboro
• Maintenance work to affect travel on three DRPA bridges
• South Jersey Credit Union to fund scholarship
• South Jersey Industries vice president David Robbins to lead board of trustees at South Jersey Healthare
• Gloucester County College to host nursing fair
• 400 fugitives turn themselves in as part of 'Operation Safe Surrender'
• Woodbury planning/zoning board denies Holy Angels Parish request to demolish Green Castle Hotel
• Children garden for toys at Paulsboro Head Start
• Students and residents walk for breast cancer research at Rowan University
• As prom, commencement near, South Jersey teachers target newest teen driving dangers
• Today's South Jersey Sunday front page (North), April 22, 2012
• Edgarton Academy Board of Trustees moving at '100 miles per hour' to open Newfield school
• Delsea Regional, Elk Township schools awaiting more details on Franklin Township school board's consolidation question
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 21, 2012
• Sacred Heart High School in Vineland meets fundraising goal to officially remain open
• Authorities arrest eight in Pleasantville, seize armor-breaching ammo, drugs, guns
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Angel I. Bobe
• Rowan University STEM Student Research Symposium featured budding engineers, chemists, biologists and more
• Friends School of Mullica Hill launches solar project, celebrates Earth Day
• Swedesboro adopts municipal budget
• Authorities on fatal Chesterfield bus crash: No alcohol or illegal drugs in either driver
• 2 people shot in Camden overnight -- man in critical condition, woman shot in the foot
• Deptford boy's lemonade stand raises $3,700 for abused dog Hercules; boy and dog to meet
• East Greenwich woman, 81, injured in crash; man cited for careless driving
• Glassboro man, sentenced to 3 years in prison for endangering 15-month-old son
• Washington Township police auction out-of-service vehicles on eBay
• Wallet stolen from car parked at West Deptford High
• Glassboro police raid acupressure business on Delsea Drive
• Gloucester County grand jury indicts 17
• The Dovells taking stage for concert in Collingswood -- Eight Days
• South Jersey Transportation Authority Director Bart Mueller to resign
• Infinity Parker, 10, being sought by East Orange police
• Logan Township Crimelog: Man charged with stealing motors worth $9,000
• Jennifer Aniston is staying mum on Brad and Angie's engagement -- Entertainment links
• Crime victims, survivors honored at Gloucester County's National Victims' Rights Week event
• Traffic delays reported on I-295, I-76 and Route 42
• 'Most likely to be prom queen' --hundreds say goodbye to Washington Township senior Nikki Kellenyi, killed in crash
• Delaware killer executed; Penn State pays millions to Paterno estate -- AM news links
• Officials celebrate new Paulsboro water treatment facility
• Greenwich Township Elementary celebrates Earth Day
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 20, 2012
• Hundreds gather for viewing of Washington Township senior killed in accident
• Cinnaminson Sewerage Authority probe yields latest of 10 arrests
• Dylan Ianncelli of Pitman arrested in borough drug sting
• Search related to 1979 Etan Patz case under way in New York City -- PM news links
• Winning Jersey Cash 5 ticket sold at Williamstown ShopRite
• Williamstown Middle School students praised for environmental work, receive $5,000 grant
• Monroe man, Vincent Paoline, indicted on vehicular homicide charges in Christmas Eve fatal accident
• Homeless man, James Toarmina, indicted for TD Bank branch robbery
• High school students grieving death of Washington Township classmate organize support meeting
• Vandals damage playground at Harrison Township school
• Washington Township Mayor Barbara Wallace proposes changes to budget
• Washington Square project comes back before Washington Township council
• Gloucester County College and Community Chorus to hold spring concert
• Atlantic City hosts another Fugitive Safe Surrender operation
• Car hits parked car, two houses in East Greenwich
• Joshua G. DeSoto, of Magnolia, sentenced in Woodbury fraudulent car theft case
• Franklinville VFW, USCG Auxiliary Flotilla 35 to provide free boat inspections
• Broadway in Pitman closed briefly because of fire
• Jayson Hackett of Lindenwold charged in Evesham Township strong-arm robbery
• Rowan University Senate asks for presidential search postponement
• Student's father: Marco Inksip, Egg Harbor City substitute teacher, told 7-year-old she was 'too sexy' for gym class
• U.S. officials condemn troops' posing with Afghan corpses --AM news links
• Parkview Elementary School students plant new life for Earth Day
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 19, 2012
• Woodbury hero Norris Simon honored for bravery by Gloucester County Freeholders
• Miss New Jersey Outstanding Teen Amanda Ross recognized by Gloucester County Freeholders
• Franklin Township gives up land for Gloucester County emergency response radio tower
• Gloucester County College to maintain lowest tuition in the state
• Dr. Giocondo Navek's cross-state drama takes shape in wake of NC, NJ killings
• Union attorney presses DRPA to settle on new police pact
• Paul Morina resigns from Paulsboro Council
• High school dance concert will honor Washington Township teen killed in a car crash
• Monroe Township school budget defeated; newcomer George Adams victor at the polls
• Camden men indicted in Trump Taj Mahal carjacking, subsequent shooting death
• FAA inspector from Browns Mills gets a year in prison for unauthorized flight tests, taking payments
• Owners of Kensington building in which firefighters were killed are cited for violations at another site - PM news links
• Fugitive Michael Simonelli, of Washington Township, found hiding in attic by Gloucester County Sheriff's Department
• Swedesboro's Olde Kings Blues Knite brings music to the barn for the fourth annual celebration
• Logan Elementary School to present "The Wiz"
• Report: Dick Clark dies at 82
• Winslow Township police: Couple injected heroin, had handguns just after court hearing
• Police: Man shot self with gun that killed colleague, North Carolina woman
• Gloucester County College to hold 'Idol' competition
• Golfers and sponsors needed for Glassboro park & recreation golf tournament
• Glassboro Marketplace to host annual community health fair
• Battle of the bands comes to Glassboro Marketplace
• Harrington Bishop of Pemberton, former FAA employee, gets year in prison for taking tips to license pilots
• Clayton and West Deptford to get grants to help with recreation for children with disabilities
• Sweeney, Burzichelli and Riley urge involvement on Earth Day
• Winston Byrd return to alma mater Gateway for Bonsal Blues concert
• Michele and Larry Redrow's CGI Racing expands distance running schedule
• Despite small school board election in New Jersey, 90 percent of budgets approved in
• 'True Blood' couple Anna Paquin and Stephen Moyer are expecting -- Entertainment links
• Mother killed, 3-day-old abducted in Houston -- AM news links
• Gloucester County morning traffic notes
• Gloucester County College breaks ground for expansion of Scott Hall and STEM program
• 40th running of the Woodbury Relays to sweep through town
• Archeologists work at Paul House site
• West Deptford police: Dewaine Thornton of Deptford confessed in 20-year-old sexual assault cold case
• West Deptford Committee approves $30 million Eagle Point Refinery settlement
• Thomas M. Brown of West Deptford accused of two burglaries in township
• State Police pull search craft from Delaware River after possibly false report of capsized boat off Paulsboro
• Delsea Regional, Franklin Township school budgets meet defeat
• Old Pine Farm Walk In the Wild
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 18, 2012
• Greenwich Township elects Andrew Chapkowski, Jill Trainor to school board, passes budget
• Pitman Education Association members campaign for new contracts
• Jarrad Monk gets 14 years in prison for shooting, robbing Buena Vista man
• Evesham Township police seek man accused of trying to steal $934 in electronics from Walmart
• Deptford man accused of burglaries to three West Deptford vehicles
• East Greenwich to receive $7 million for school renovations
• Franklin Township man, Robert E. Whirlow, faces six years for fondling 9-year-old girl
• Mantua Township Crimelog includes a variety of arrests
• N.J. man is charged with stealing women's panties
• Swedesboro motorist falls asleep at the wheel in Maurice River, strikes tree
• GSA spending spree; space shuttle makes final flight -- AM news links
• Magnolia ambulance crash in Gloucester Township injures three
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 17, 2012
• Mitt Romney rocks Philadelphia at Tea Party Tax Day summit
• Paulsboro police, fire officials still unsure if someone is missing in Delaware River
• Temperatures almost break 10-year-old record
• Crews searching for teen in Delaware River off Paulsboro
• Washington Township High School mourns Nikki Kellenyi
• Rowan University Public Relations Student Society of America hosts Organ Donor Awareness Day
• Judge says Gateway Regional's drug policy falls in line with law
• Woodbury High School's Anthony Averett verbally commits to Alabama for football
• Jamar King of Camden charged with weapons offenses; suspected in three non-fatal shootings
• Glassboro High School students to compete in South Jersey Regional Competition Of New Jersey High School Consumer Bowl
• Mantua Township teen selected as National Tourette Syndrome Youth Ambassador
• Rowan University students spend Greek Week working with Habitat for Humanity
• Funeral service set for Washington Township senior Nikki Kellenyi
• Rowan University to host STEM Student Research Symposium
• Tyhan Brown of Camden dies from gunshot wounds
• Woodbury hero Norris Simon set to be honored by Gloucester County Freeholders
• Fire damaged Performance Motors in Gloucester Township
• Jason Bergmann, former pitcher for Washington Nationals, signed by Camden Riversharks
• Tupac makes holographic appearance at Coachella -- Entertainment Links
• Memory Garden among features of Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office National Victim's Rights Week observance
• Romano Esposito charged with Greenwich Township burglary, theft of shotguns
• Tavro 13, formerly Olde Swedes Inn, to be open by summer
• Gas prices stable in N.J., drop across nation
• Pitman Crimelog: Assault victim can't tell police what happened to him
• George J. Roescher Jr., of Franklinville, killed in Monroe Township motorcycle crash
• Roderick Farrar charged with growing marijuana found by Winslow Township firefighters
• Gloucester County area traffic reports
• Hundreds gather to remember Washington Township High School senior Nikki Kellenyi
• Norway accused killer admits massacre, claims self defense -- AM news links
• Nikki Kellenyi's classmates to return to school after her death in car crash
• Blackwood fire affects Gloucester County traffic
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 16, 2012
• Friends and family to hold vigil tonight for teen killed in Washington Township car crash
• Nikki Kellenyi, Washington Township High School senior, killed in car crash
• Thief steals from fallen Philly firefighters - before they are laid to rest...A plan to put E-ZPass along I-95... (Sunday Newslinks)
• Today's South Jersey Sunday front page (North), April 15, 2012
• Rowan forensic anthropology students go hands-on
• Pitman recalls 1962 Little League team's climb to baseball’s peak
• Mantua Veterans of Foreign Wars holds Community Awards night
• Washington Township's Earth Day draws thousands to Washington Lake Park
• Photo gallery: 2012 West Deptford Relays
• Photo gallery: Opening Day at Gloucester County Miracle League
• Gloucester County officials take on dangers of synthetic marijuana
• Titanic questions linger after a century; a paving firm accused ofbeing a 'scam' operation is denied the proceeds of an auction...(Saturday newslinks)
• Construction/maintenance work to affect three of four Delaware River Port Authority spans
• 22 Rutgers University-Camden business students in Beta Alpha Psi society
• Total Turf Experience opening this month in Mantua Township
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 14, 2012
• Clayton announces municipal budget, calls for slight increase in taxes
• Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office starts social media sites
• Philadelphia police seek aunt and uncle of baby who died from drug overdose - PM news links
• Lake Tract Elementary School faculty members kiss a pig for juvenile diabetes
• Habitat for Humanity to kick off National Women Build Week with a youthful initiative
• Gloucester County grand jury indicts 12
• Update: damaged landing gear, no injuries in Cross Keys Airport plane scare
• Deptford boy, 12, to hold fundraiser to save abused dog Hercules
• Power tools, GPS taken from truck parked at West Deptford residence
• Flat screen TV stolen in Clayton burglary
• Five county schools named as "focus" schools by state Department of Education
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Monika M. Piatek
• Plane makes a rough landing at Cross Keys Airport in Monroe; crosswind may be to blame
• Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office awards high school students John MaGee, Courtney Pickens for 'random acts of kindness'
• Washington Township school board reaches contract agreement with two administrative unions
• Looking for something affordable to do in South Jersey?
• Evesham police seek woman seen in video stealing purse
• Two taken to hospital after Route 47 crash in Deptford
• Carlton Riley Jr., of Camden, sentenced to 8 years in prison for dealing crack cocaine
• Washington Township students learn about engineering from Exxon-Mobil
• Luis Perez Jr. charged with Atlantic City shooting death of Joseph Hurt
• Deptford Township crash traps one
• Glassboro's second week of Marketplace will offer shredding event
• Kyung Hyun, Loh receives top lions award
• Singer Michael Amante to perform at Broadway Theatre of Pitman
• Nutopians to perform John Lennon songs at Appel Farm
• South Harrison Crimelog: Police round up horses on Monroeville Road
• Washington Township man busted twice for shoplifting -- Washington Township Crimelog
• Gloucester County area traffic slowed by volume and a disabled tractor trailer
• North Korea rocket fizzles; newspaper building may become casino -- AMnews links
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 13, 2012
• West Deptford postpones action on Sunoco tax appeal settlement
• Special Olympics New Jersey to hold fundraiser featuring Big Daddy Graham in Gloucester Township
• Philadelphia police officer shoots, kills alleged hit-and-run driver - PM news links
• Henry Ruffin of Sicklerville accused of witness tampering, conspiracy in case of Nadirah Ruffin's kidnapping and killing
• Harrison Township residents call for more information on County EMS service
• Pitman business owner and officials disagree over banners
• Clearview Regional Middle School to host Senior Citizens Prom
• Hammonton school bus driver accused of sexually assaulting eight-year-old
• Kingsway Regional Middle School student publishes her first novel
• Eight Days: April 13-20
• Washington Township Republican mayoral candidate Tim Attanasi could have to pick between police job and mayor
• Judge: 'There was no compliance with Open Public Meetings Act' in West Deptford-Sunoco tax appeal settlement
• Ecstasy seized, three arrested in Glassboro
• South Jersey doctor who killed colleague then himself may be connected to North Carolina murder, police say
• Judge voids West Deptford
• Washington Township Republican primary candidates to open campaign headquarters
• New Jersey State Police ends hiring freeze, will accept applications
• Steve Sweeney to attend Senior Citizen Prom
• Rowan students help design opera, 'La Clemenza di Tito'
• Washington Township accident traps one person
• Possible link between Voorhees murder-suicide and murder of Fayetteville, N.C. woman
• East Greenwich vegetative waste pickup behind schedule
• Glassboro, Winslow high schoolers to compete in Consumer Bowl
• Judge voids West Deptford's settlement with Sunoco on tax appeals
• Greenwich Township Crimelog: Drug and warrant arrests
• Vox Lumiere's 'Metropolis' comes to DuPont Theatre's stage in Wilmington
• Sakura Pavilion open at Japanese House and Garden in Philadelphia
• 'Hunger Games' tributes not happy about director's departure -- Entertainment links
• Marlton man charged with Evesham Township jewelry theft
• Traffic delays affecting Gloucester County
• Gloucester - Camden traffic notes
• Zimmerman charges lead to uphill battle for prosecutors; Egg Harbor Township charges health care worker with stealing -- AM news links
• Angry conversation between Greenwich Township superintendent and school board members caught on tape
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 12, 2012
• Rowan University art education students reach out to the community with Empty Bowls
• Washington Township Mayor Barbara Wallace introduces $35.3 million budget with slight tax increase
• Delsea Board of Education rejects fact-finding report, moves to next step in contract negotiations
• Witnesses recall moment Giocondo Navek shot fellow doctor in Voorhees Township
• Glassboro student who asked Justin Bieber to his prom is still waiting on a reply
• Treyvon Martin's killer will be charged in the Florida teen's shooting death - PM news links
• Woodbury adopts 2012 municipal budget; residents expected to pay more
• St. Charles Borromeo Parish to hold town hall meeting on addiction
• Former U.S. Ambassador to the Soviet Union Jack Matlock Jr. delivers inaugural speech for Rowan University's Hollybush Institute for the Study of the Cold War
• Police: Dr. Giocondo Navek, of Williamstown, shoots and kills former Virtua colleague Dr. Payman Houshmandpour in Voorhees before taking his own life
• Police say no crime occurred in Whitney Houston's death
• Dr. Giocondo Navek of Williamstown allegedly killed Dr. Payman Houshmandpour, then self in Voorhees
• Gloucester County College to hold basic budgeting workshop
• 'Titanica' to play at Franklin Institute's IMAX theater
• Rowan University students to participate in business plan competition
• Rowan University's Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity to host 5K run for Boys and Girls Clubs of Gloucester County
• Gloucester County Chamber of Commerce to hold business card exchange
• Gloucester County Chamber of Commerce is accepting nominations for community service awards
• 'Hunger Games' director not returning for sequel -- Entertainment links
• Voorhees site of possible murder-suicide
• Edith Kradoska of Moorestown charged in $4,000 Evesham jewelry theft
• Winslow Township house fire hospitalizes mother and child
• Quake hits Indonesia; Mount Holly home invaders sought -- AM news links
• Deptford woman accused of neglecting, malnourishing bulldog
• East Greenwich committee comes together over fire truck issue
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 11, 2012
• Yhanne's cheesecake shop brings jobs, inspiration for Clayton revitalization effort
• Rowan townhouses have mold problems, but university officials say they're being addressed
• Mantua Township committee discusses $12.2 million budget
• Council rescinds decision to study Woodbury Country Club
• DRPA to begin next phase of Walt Whitman redecking project
• 'Meet the Authors' event to be held at Free Public Library of Monroe
• Washington Township police arrest two following home burglary
• Pa. priest convicted on child porn continued ministry - PM news links
• N.J. woman charged with animal cruelty toward bulldog
• Woodbury one step closer to turning over G.G. Green building for redevelopment
• Harrison Township crimelog: man charged with DWI, cocaine possession, etc after allegedly fleeing accident scene
• Get a taste of Gloucester County cuisine, wines and more at upcoming event
• Charles R. Fager found in Cherry Hill hospital, Pitman search called off
• Cruise Nights back in Woodbury
• Charles R. Fager found in area hospital, Pitman search called off
• Washington Township Fire Chief: No working smoke detectors in home destroyed by fatal fire
• Charles R. Fager search resumes in Pitman
• Burned Philadelphia factory failed inspections -- AM news links
• Rutgers-Camden/Rowan merger plan to be examined by state Senate budget panel
• Burlington County wildfire could consume 1,000 acres
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 10, 2012
• Former Govs. Christine Todd Whitman, Ed Rendell: Presidential hopefuls stuck on 'appeasing the base'
• Search for Charles R. Fager of Pitman to continue Tuesday: police
• Philadelphia Phillies fans pack Citizens Bank Park at home opener, express offense anxieties
• Bucks County, Pa. forest fire nears fireworks factory - PM news links
• Washington Township Mayor Barbara Wallace to present bond ordinance for capital improvement plan to council
• Logan Township Little League to celebrate 25 years
• First major-league hit for Philadelphia Phillies' Freddy Galvis
• Philadephia Phillies fans, offense lifeless at Citizens Bank Park for home opener
• Woodland fires in Burlington County spread to 1,300 acres
• Philadelphia Phillies' Jonathan Papelbon enters to Alice in Chains
• Pitman police, fire personnel looking for missing 44-year-old man
• A Taste of Gloucester County celebrates 'stars' of volunteering
• Gloucester County crimelog in Greenwich Township: Philly woman tries to hide loaded gun during vehicle stop
• Food Bank of South Jersey breaks ground for 20,000-square-foot addition
• Woodland fires consume 600 acres in Tabernacle Township and 300 acres at Joint Base McGuire, Fort Dix, Lakehurst (update)
• Greenwich Township resident reports road rage incident
• Gas prices in New Jersey rising faster than national average
• Wildfire consumes 600 acres in Burlington County; threatens 25 homes
• LIHEAP application deadline coming at end of month
• Tabernacle forest fire; driver shot on Schuylkill Expressway -- AM new links
• Two Philadelphia firefighters die in Kensington warehouse blaze
• Philadelphia Phillies fans can ride SEPTA's Sports Express to games
• Kensington warehouse fire claims lives of two firefighters
• Pinelands fires were deliberately set, official says
• Big variable for proposed Rutgers-Rowan merger: cost
• Washington Township students make signs to combat distracted driving
• Marine from Woodbury to receive Congressional Gold Medal 66 years later
• Florence fire claims lives of mother, 8-year-old; this church holds services in a bar ...Sunday News Links
• 'Intoxicated' Winslow man, Craig Bowden, charged with threatening child with hunting knife
• Today's South Jersey Sunday front page (South), April 8, 2012
• Today's South Jersey Sunday front page (North), April 8, 2012
• Glassboro Marketplace draws Glassboro community to local businesses
• Census finds South Jersey growth reined in
• Four injured in collision in Franklin Township
• Victim of Washington Township fire, Darlene Starett, had been pulled from bedroom window by firefighters
• Forget about napping in this park; Chief Jay Strongbow dies...Saturday news links
• Fire claims Washington Township woman, Darlene Starrett
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 7, 2012
• Swedesboro-Woolwich school district to take part in New Jersey's Sustainable Schools Project
• Washington Township's campaign season off to a start
• Spring can be a time to recycle electronic waste, legislators say
• Swedesboro church observes Stations of the Cross for Good Friday
• Crews wrestle with Winslow Township forest fires
• West Deptford's Field of Dreams to be 'revitalized'
• Franklinville Postal worker hospitalized after head-on crash
• James Miller, Camden man wanted for murdering step-dad with a hatchet, arrested in Philadelphia
• Glassboro Marketplace gets ready to kick off with new local vendor
• Herr's chips entrepreneur Jim Herr dies at 88 - PM news links
• West Deptford Emergency Services Council to meet
• Woodbury woman indicted for selling prescription drugs from her home
• New Jersey DEP: One forest fire in Winslow area under control, other 30 percent contained.
• Winslow wildfires seen and smelled in Gloucester County
• Tell us about your Phillies home opener plans, and send us your photos
• East Greenwich budgeting woes force hike in water and sewer fees
• Phillies game day SEPTA schedules announced
• Postal truck overturns in Franklin Township
• Gloucester County seeing smoke from forest fires along the Atlantic City Expressway
• Gloucester County real estate transactions
• Eight Days: April 6-13
• Two Sicklerville men arrested on drug charges, car and cash seized
• Priscilla Diaz of Woodbury crashes into Glassboro house, charged with DWI
• NJ Weedman back for trial; 'ghost ship' scuttled by Coast Guard -- AM news links
• Car hits house in Glassboro, no one injured
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 6, 2012
• Philadelphia's Franklin Institute starts $65.7M expansion work
• West Deptford Township Committee members cut salaries
• New Jersey's Local Finance Board named as defendant in West Deptford law suit
• Mary Dalton of Deptford gets five years in prison for drunk driving death
• Donations from public contractors to N.J. political candidates down for 5th straight year
• Three Woolwich girls become youngest certified for Paws for People
• Two big gift card companies say NJ regulations are too much for them to sell here - PM news links
• Franklin Institute launches expansion project - pavilion to house exhibit on the brain
• Registered nurse and spouse indicted on charges they stole a half million from Medford Township client
• Swedesboro resident Cynthia Glover takes part in White House Forum
• Gloucester County Community Church portrays life of Jesus Christ in 'Victorious' musical during Easter
• Gloucester City Marine Terminal receives $11 million in tax rebates for solar project
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Reginald M. Haye
• William Case Jr. - suspended firefighter - guilty of trying to lure purported 14-year-old
• Anthony Puca of Sicklerville accused of sexual contact with girl under 13
• Two charged with setting portable toilet on fire in Franklin Township
• West Deptford juvenile in possession of cell phones stolen from RiverWinds
• Crime victims' support run/walk in Burlington County set
• Laurel Springs man accused of attempted burglary to Gloucester Township home
• Monroe man accused of stealing scrap metal, other items from Sahara Sands
• Monroe Township Crimelog: Stolen car recovered in suspicious vehicle call
• Mary Dalton sentenced to 5 years in prison for hit-and-run death of Thomas McCoy in Deptford
• Lee Adams dies of multiple gunshot wounds in Camden
• Evesham Township police arrest 16-year-old for vehicle burglary
• Rep. Rob Andrews visits Gloucester Marine Terminal
• KidZone, an interactive exhibit just for kids, is open at Camden's Adventure Aquarium
• Logan Township Crimelog: Man jailed after breaking police car windshield
• Nicholas Patitucci and Walter Bricker III sought by Evesham police on burglary and theft charges
• Medford man sues state over delays in medical marijuana; Main Line mansion destroyed in fire -- AM news links
• Pitman police plan Day with Night Out
• Pitman students donate money to Gloucester County Animal Shelter
• Washington Township Education Association stops no-volunteer job action, but Art Night still in limbo
• Non-profit group helps South Jersey families dealing with Down Syndrome
• Franklin Township's White Oaks gets 5-year contract to keep golf course open
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 5, 2012
• Gloucester County Freeholders adopt 2012 budget, tax levy decrease in unanimous vote
• Judge: Evidence in Glassboro school budget campaign allegations not strong enough
• Judge finds evidence is weak in school district budget campaigning claim
• Gloucester Township patrolman Tom Eden Jr. arrested on drug charges
• Police: Gloucester Township patrolman bought Oxycodone from street 'dealer' while in uniform and using department patrol car
• Environment New Jersey report: 'New Jersey's waterways the 12th worst in the nation'
• Mullica Hill landscaper helps out military family from East Greenwich
• South Harrison elementary students bring history alive
• DRPA considering selling naming rights to its PATCO stations as a revenue generator
• New Jersey Special Olympics fundraiser at Villari's to draw Big Daddy Graham, others
• Rowan Opera Co. to perform Mozart's 'La Clemenza di Tito'
• Washington Township teacher's union ends no-volunteer job action
• GCHS may sponsor a research trip to the Historical Society of Pennsylvania Libra...
• 49 charged in Camden drug bust, most from suburbs
• Woolwich Township Crimelog includes burglary and drug arrest
• Jewish Federation hosting tri-county Holocaust Remembrance Day
• Bellmawr jeweler fined for weights and measures violations
• Michael Simmermeyer of Burlington killed in New York City crane collapse
• The Used promotes new CD "Vulnerable" with in-store shows and signings
• Greenwich Township man hospitalized after his car hits Franklin Township house
• Gloucester Township police officer arrested on drug charges while on duty
• 80-year-old woman makes emergency landing; Philadelphia councilman pays $29K for tweet service -- AM news links
• War veterans receive medals at ceremony hosted by Gloucester County Freeholders
• Gateway Regional High School Board of Education approves budget
• National Park board of education approves budget
• Rep. Rob Andrews, local officials rally to keep Battleship New Jersey on Camden Waterfront
• Students, staff at East Greenwich Township schools participate in book donation drive
• Free after school program aimed at Paulsboro youth
• Cardinal Village Senior Living Community in Washington Township holding Easter Egg Hunt
• Roots & Shoots Club from Washington Township Bunker Hill Middle School holds pet food drive
• Gloucester County budget expected to bring decrease to most towns
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 4, 2012
• West Deptford Township Mayor cancels closed door appeal meeting
• Anthony Scaltrito, former Hammonton detective, admits to leaving scene of fatal accident
• Pitman students cheer on literacy, compete at 'Battle of the Books'
• South Harrison teachers, board reach agreement
• Candidates set for primaries throughout the county
• Gloucester County Sheriff Carmel Morina, Easter Bunny to visit hospitalized children
• Mumia Abu-Jamal had one last appeal in Pa. Supreme Court, and it failed - PM news links
• West Deptford students: 'Somebunny Loves You!'
• David Besaw, inmate at Fort Dix, admits to pushing cellmate to his death
• Trout fishing season set to kick off in Gloucester County
• Westville fire started in kitchen, damaged entire house
• Rep. Rob Andrews, local officials rally to keep Battleship New Jersey in Camden
• Holocaust survivor vistis West Deptford Middle School
• Cape May fishing boat scheme: Erik James and Christopher Martin each must serve 30 months in prison for planning to sink it
• Mantua Township Crimelog includes burglaries, thefts and arrests
• Pitman Police Community Appreciation Day is set
• Open casting call at McFadden's in Philadelphia for 'Real World' stars
• Evesham police seek public's help solving rash of home burglaries
• Greenwich Township detectives return fugitive to South Carolina
• Softball field renamed for former Deptford woman slain in 2010
• UPDATE: Westville house fire under control, two dogs rescued
• Westville house site of 'working fire': Fire officials
• Albert Florence of Burlington County loses strip search appeal; Philadelphia refinery jobs could be saved -- AM news links
• Gloucester County incumbents, newcomers set sights on freeholder seats
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page April, 3 2012
• Sen. Stephen Sweeney talks property tax relief at Camden County town hall meeting
• West Deptford Green-Fields students take a trip to space
• Washington Township's Frank Tucci and Christina Davidson tie the knot at Academy of Country Music awards
• Rowan University spreads autism awareness
• Rep. LoBiondo to face primary opposition to retain House seat
• Gabriela Mosquera, Shelley Lovett to square off once again for Assembly seat
• Gloucester Township police officers awarded for community relations efforts
• Clayton Crime Watch to tour Gloucester County Emergency Response Center
• East Greenwich Township introduced 2012 budget
• Newfield, Washington Township will have contested primaries in June
• Six die in shootings at university in Oakland - PM news links
• Wenonah Elementary School visits Chick-fil-A to raise money for new foundation
• Gloucester County Republicans announce its slate for freeholder, row officer seats
• Update on New Jersey Turnpike crash - Two rescued after 5-vehicle collision in Deptford
• Gloucester County crimelog South Harrison includes dog bite, cocaine charges
• GCCC hosting before-hours business networking event in Woodbury
• Monroe Township Crimelog: Burglaries reported
• Managers at South Jersey McDonald's locations recognized
• Three people reported injured in five-vehicle crash on New Jersey Turnpike
• Ray Angelini joins board of Boys & Girls Clubs of Gloucester County
• Williamstown's Deborah J. Martino promoted
• Mullica Hill's Linda Villa Woody elected to PR Society of America Board of Directors
• HCR ManorCare in West Deptford names Employee of the Month
• Logan Township police charge five teens in BMW with smashing cars and mailboxes with baseball bats
• South Jersey Sunday Living Calendar for April 2012
• March 'Paw Pride' winners honored at Bells Elementary in Washington Township
• Woodbury's Walnut Street School has some terrific kids
• Don't forget to tune into Washington Township couple's marriage at Academy of Country Music Awards
• Toni Bolis' sister, Angela Donato, and Washington Township students to put up signs against distracted driving
• PATCO to launch second phase of open payment pilot program at its stations
• Tax cut debate; Adding music to the brews ... AM news links
• Delaware River Port Authority patronage; minister accused of soliciting prostitute -- AM news links
• Today's South Jersey Sunday front page (North), April 1, 2012
• Gloucester County detective honored for helping capture bank heist suspects
• Gloucester County veterans to be honored with medals at April 3 ceremony
• Superfan: Pennsville resident is No.1 supporter to Philadelphia Union
• Clayton marches for Trayvon Martin, looking for justice and answers
• West Deptford committee to appear in Superior Court to answer suit seeking to void property assessment deal with Sunoco
• Michelle Gentek, Gloucester Township councilwoman, to join endorsed Democrat slate for freeholder
• Body found in burning car in Stratford; Millville's Mike Trout sent to minors by Angels....Afternoon news links
• Mantua Township Spring Celebration postponed
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 31, 2012
• Gloucester County Chamber of Commerce receives a fresh coat of paint
• Philadelphia Soul will take over Vineland, highlighting Millville rivalry
• Easter egg hunts set in Gloucester County
• Religious events planned in Gloucester County
• Holy week services planned in South Jersey
• New teacher evaluation system to receive additional funding from New Jersey Department of Education
• Gloucester County real estate transactions
• Clayton school board finds new superintendent as Cleve Bryan readies for retirement
• U.S. Coast Guard Flotilla 35, Franklinville VFW providing free boat inspections
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• Monmouth Junction student, Siddharth Kurella, wins state level of 2012 National Geographic Bee at Rowan University
• Police surround West Deptford mobile home where one person is barricaded
• Residents pull tires from woods, wetlands along Chestnut Branch Creek in Mantua Township
• Scouts based out of St. Margaret Regional School in Woodbury Heights work for award
• Jason Moore of Woodbury gets five years for role in armed robberies
• Washington Township's Hurffville Elementary presents "RATS!" play
• West Deptford committee to meet on Sunoco litigation
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Nakita M. Jones
• Franklin Township Board of Education adopts its proposed $18.8 million school budget with an increase
• Harrison Township egg hunt moved to rain date
• Randy James Jr. admits to slitting cab driver's throat, robbing him in Deptford
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes vandalism to vehicles parked at residence, apartment complex, business in West Deptford
• Glassboro school district has second-lowest tax rate increase in the county
• Samuel Siligato gets five years on arson conspiracy charge
• Greenwich Township Crimelog: South Carolina fugitive arrested
• Christian Smith and Jessica Gagliardi charged with burglaries in Evesham Township
• South Harrison Board of Education approves $5.4 million budget
• Medford officials angry that Gov. Christie told residents to vote down tax increase
• Logan Township Crimelog: $11,000 fraud investigated
• Jerry Sandusky sex-abuse trial set for June; Philadelphia man killed in home invasion -- AM news links
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 30, 2012
• N.J. Department of Consumer Affairs educates local seniors on consumer fraud
• Clayton group seeks justice for Trayvon Martin's death
• Assemblyman John Burzichelli presented with Legislative Excellence Award by New Jersey Council of County Colleges
• Franklin Township Public Schools announces its teachers of the year
• Glassboro and Rowan officials meet with residents to discuss student rental issues
• Greenwich Board of Education approves $11.7 million budget
• Good will, wild plans mix at West Deptford store as ticket buyers aim for record $540 Mega Millions jackpot
• Gloucester County NAACP seeks to draw more minorities to State Police
• Local Communications Workers union demands Gloucester County rescind social media use policy
• DRPA treated by many 'like a personal ATM,' N.J. comptroller says (Updated)
• Feds arrest man with M-80s, flash powder in carry-on baggage - PM news links
• 4 arrested, synthetic marijuana seized from two Washington Township stores
• Monroe man admits to breaking 10 of infant daughter's bones
• Pirates invade Woolwich's Harker School
• Monongahela Middle School students to participate in school's first fashion show
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes burglaries of two Harrison Township homes
• Gloucester County Detective Bradd Thompson awarded; helped solve robberies in Deptford, National Park
• Woodbury to hold 'Shred Day' event
• Eight Days: March 30-April 6
• Rowan University looks to raise $55,000 through Relay For Life fundraiser
• Philadelphia's Academy of Natural Sciences celebrates 200 years of research
• James Gills, of Blackwood, was driving tanker truck that caused fatal 1-95 accident in Philadelphia
• Washington Township Republicans vote 3-0 to eliminate sick-time buyback
• Xfinity Live! Philadelphia brings more entertainment to city
• 'Into the Woods' comes to Rowan's stage in Glassboro
• Harrison Township to host fourth annual Hop & Run 5K
• Josue Rivera of Camden killed with hatchet: Prosecutor's Office
• Mega Millions -- How would YOU spend that much money?
• Evesham shoplifters sought by police
• Washington Township's Orchard Valley Middle School presenting 'Music Man Jr.'
• N.J. Comptroller: Delaware River Port Authority wasted, 'mismanaged' millions of tollpayer dollars
• Woodbury's West End School has some 'Terrific Kids'
• Philadelphia Phillies fans get fantastic food options -- photo gallery
• Pope Benedict XVI calls for greater freedoms in Cuba; Gary Heidnik captive remembers -- AM news links
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 29, 2012
• Armed man robs Washington Township Radio Shack: police
• Chesterfield bus crash victims to get help from local concert - PM news links
• Police signal 'All clear' after bomb threat at Pitman High School
• Philadelphia Phillies, ARAMARK announce Citizens Bank Park's new merchandise and menu
• Neudah Wesley, Bettie Lovett - care workers in Woodland - indicted on charges they stole from disabled patients
• Woodbury Heights fire department finds temporary home -- Update
• John Halligan to address West Deptford parents
• Ted Freedman, Pleasantville Chief Financial Officer, accused of stealing $27K from city
• Two teens injured when BMW, dump truck collide in Franklin Township
• Woodbury Heights Board of Education adopts budget
• Washington Township ADHD support group to host Dr. Michael Goodman, chief of pediatrics at Cooper University Hospital
• Camden County victim advocate Rosalie Jones to be awarded for child abuse victim service
• Burlington County man indicted on charges he grew $156K in marijuana
• Wenonah Board of Education approves $3.18 million post-revaluation budget
• Rowan University raises $17,150 for pediatric cancer research through St. Baldrick's Day
• Glassboro Marketplace to focus on environment and community
• Tickets are still available for The Spring Butterfly fundraiser for lupus
• People for People of Gloucester County announces new partnership with Affordable Housing Alliance of New Jersey
• Gloucester County College art show explores 'Layers of Life'
• Burglars hit four homes in West Deptford's Grande, Village Grande developments
• UPDATE: Missing Mantua boy found near home
• Missing 8-year-old Mantua Township boy without shoes being sought by police
• Gloucester County's small business owners outraged over sharp property assessment, tax increases
• Christie invites Springsteen to Revel; erratic pilot subdued — AM news links
• No Mega Millions winner — but how about claiming a smaller prize?
• East Greenwich meeting becomes explosive over fire truck
• Deptford Township Board of Education approves $65.2 million budget; homeowners to see decrease in taxes
• Gateway Regional High School Board of Education presents $18.6 million budget
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 28, 2012
• East Greenwich committee meeting erupts on fire truck vote
• Full body scanner makes debut at Atlantic City International Airport
• Washington Township couple Christina Davidson and Frank Tucci to wed at Academy of Country Music Awards
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes burglaries to two vehicles in Monroe Township
• Five Gloucester County towns to share in $800,000 in road aid
• St. Jude Trike-A-Thon event to take place in Deptford Township
• Clearview Regional Board of Education approves $33.4 million budget at public hearing
• Local author to help families dealing with cyber bullying
• 100th anniversary of sinking of Titanic approaches; do you have any stories?
• Glassboro Board of Education to hold public hearing for $34.6 million budget
• Glassboro residents are invited to discuss student residential issues
• Atlantic City International Airport opens full body scanner; officials call it safe and efficient
• Senior Fraud Education program scheduled
• Warm weather was peachy, but recent freeze has fruit farmers scrambling to save souring crops
• Paulsboro man allegedly stabbed by girlfriend
• Woodbury gas station attendant robbed, pepper sprayed
• Revel gets license; Philadelphia cops arrest tire slash suspect — AM headlines
• OLS: Gov. Christie can't alter higher ed on his own
• Man reported stabbed in Paulsboro
• West Deptford Board of Education adopts $44.5 million budget
• Washington Township Board of Education passes budget that removes all activity fees
• Possible frost worries Gloucester County farmers
• Woodbury council enters into finalized agreement with development group to save G.G. Green Building
• Woodbury Country Club to be investigated, may qualify as redevelopment area
• Kingsway restores programs, teaching positions with 2012-2013 budget
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 27, 2012
• Mantua Township Board of Education approves $20 million budget
• South Jersey Eye Center, other organizations plead cases for state funding before Assembly Budget Committee
• Deptford Board of Education to hold public hearing on 2012 - 2013 school year budget
• Woodbury Heights Pat's Pizza to help local fire victim Ron Russo
• Samantha Otanez-Nguyen was the fifth-grader killed by a suspected drunk driver Sunday in South Philly - evening news links
• Miss New Jersey Katharyn Nicolle visits Guardian Angels Regional School in Greenwich Township
• Jim Six: "We knew what had to be done"
• Washington Township Mayor Barbara Wallace postpones budget presentation
• Gloucester Township police officers to be awarded for community, intelligence services
• Photo gallery: 2011-12 Winter Athletes of the Year portraits
• Woman alleges sexual assault by man with a gun: Paulsboro police
• Group attacked man; one fired revolver into the air: Paulsboro police
• Camden shooting victim Barry Alli's father offers $4,000 reward for killer's conviction
• Gas prices continue their climb toward $4 per gallon
• Pitman resident donates kidney to Washington Township resident
• Three hurt in Delaware crash — AM news links
• Woodbury council to have second reading on solar energy, budget appropriation ordinances
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 26, 2012
• Police arrest five at Pitman home deemed nuisance; four charged with marijuana offenses
• How George Norcross used his political muscle; eight women who shaped South Jersey -- AM news links
• Five minutes with... Mary E. Connell of Girl Scouts of Central and Southern New Jersey
• Today's South Jersey Sunday front page, March 25, 2012
• GOP freeholders protest new rules on Gloucester County employees' use of social media
• The ring bearer: County resident able to give his gift to girlfriend – six decades later
• With Miracle League, GCIT softball team brings game to children with disabilities
• Hair apparent: GCIT hosts 6th annual Style-A-Thon with fund-raiser for cancer research
• New Jersey State Police offer boating safety tips
• Author Larry Points visits Woolwich Township's Harker School
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 24, 2012
• Art Film at The Deptford Municipal Building - Allen Ginsberg
• Skydiver safely rescued from tree in Monroe Township
• Washington Township's Grenloch Lake closed to fishing, swimming while oil spill cleanup continues
• Woodbury Heights firefighter who saved trucks airlifted to Pennsylvania burn center
• Woodbury Heights firehouse burns; cause thus far undetermined: Gloucester County authorities
• Clayton to hear public meeting on school budget
• Assembly Budget Committee set to hear state budget-related public comments in Camden
• Delsea Education Association officials resign, vote to replace contract negotiating team
• Monroe Township Board of Education proposes 4-cent tax rate increase
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Dillion Daugherty
• Cause of Woodbury Heights firehouse blaze undetermined; investigation continues
• LongHorn Steakhouse to open its first Gloucester County restaurant on Monday
• Gloucester County College presents 'Hairspray'
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes a burglary of Mantua Township business
• 12 indicted by Gloucester County grand jury
• Woodbury Heights firefighters aided by American Red Cross
• Rocket launch may be visible in South Jersey: Mid-day news highlights
• Kingsway regional and sending districts meet to discuss best practices
• Grenloch Lake fishing, swimming suspended due to January oil spill
• Woodbury Heights Pat's Pizza to donate sales percentage to fire victim Ron Russo
• Rowan University to host 2012 Celebrating Excellence Awards Ceremony
• Rowan University students partner with Special Olympic New Jersey athletes to form Unified Sports basketball league
• Rowan University to hold AIDS walk
• Rowan University to host St. Baldrick's Day
• Local senior artists invited to participate in juried art show at Gloucester County College
• Washington Township's Olde Stone Village revitalized with new events for 2012
• Paulsboro police look for four who vandalized patrol car
• Woodbury Heights Fire Co. hit by early morning fire
• Ronald Kemp of Lindenwold charged with crack cocaine, marijuana possession: Winslow Township police
• Woodbury Heights fire station on fire
• Woodbury Heights fire house blaze under control, crews still fighting flames
• Man accused of beating off-duty Woodbridge cop following Rangers-Flyers game to stand trial
• Paulsboro woman: I never intended to have 26 pigs
• Philadelphia man shot, run over during making of rap video: Morning news highlights
• Watchdog group: Andrews used campaign account to allocate $112,000 to arts groups
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 23, 2012
• Gloucester County Mosquito Control Services prepare for spring & summer
• Woodbury Heights school district presents $3.5 million tentative budget
• Winning Jersey Cash 5 ticket sold in Deptford
• Barbara Wallace, Daniel Morley endorsed to compete for mayor's seat in Washington Township
• Rowan University Interim President Ali Houshmand presents report pertaining to proposed Rowan, Rutgers-Camden merger
• Clayton to hold Easter egg hunt
• Elk Township burglaries yield TV set, jewelry
• Gloucester County Miracle League clinic will be taught by Gloucester County Institute of Technology softball players
• Rowan University releases report on controversial merger with Rutgers-Camden
• Woolwich's Mill Road project gets the go-ahead
• Man convicted of killing Lakewood police officer gets life in prison - evening news highlights
• Elk solar project sparks outrage from nearby residents
• South Jersey municipalities to receive funding for road work
• Joe Owens, South Jersey Media Group general manager, charged with suspicion of drunken driving
• Fire to three-story Woodbury house corralled; no injuries reported
• Fire sparked by John Deere tractor engulfs garage: Winslow Township police
• Washington Township Republicans endorse Council President Daniel Morley for mayor
• Aakash Dalal, accused of planning synagogue attacks, had blueprints for elementary school: authorities
• Washington Township Mayor Barbara Wallace to hold constituent services open house tonight
• Three in custody for Paulsboro gas station holdup, two more arrests pending
• Addressing potential merger with Rutgers-Camden, Rowan University Interim President Ali Houshmand holds press conference regarding internal report
• Washington Township municipal adminstration: Bunker Hill sidewalk is safe
• 5 hold up Paulsboro gas station at knifepoint; 3 already arrested
• al-Qaida says it killed Pennsylvania teacher in Yemen: mid-day news highlights
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes $10,000 worth of farm equipment stolen in South Harrison Township
• Is it you? Winning Powerball ticket sold in New Jersey
• Philadelphia police patrol SEPTA during strike in morning news highlights
• Paulsboro superintendent recommends outsourcing bus service
• DRPA, PATCO enforcement campaign has yielded more vehicle stops
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 22, 2012
• Gloucester County freeholders among incumbents endorsed by local Democratic committee
• Assembly Budget Committee set for public budget hearing at Camden County College
• Philadelphia couple charged with murder in case of starved, beaten 6-year-old - Evening news highlights
• Thirza Sweeten, found dead in Paulsboro home, suffered blunt force trauma: Prosecutor's Office
• Kingsway and Harrison communities participate in 'Teacher for a Day'
• Fugitive Safe Surrender - Southern New Jersey Region initiative to be announced in Atlantic City
• Gloucester County Democrat Committee announces 2012 slate for state, county posts
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes vandalism in West Deptford to Verga firehouse, Herr's delivery truck
• Christine Tuller, shot in head in Logan Township home, released from hospital
• Angela Donato, sister of Toni Donato-Bolis, honored at Statehouse for campaign against distracted driving
• SUV driver in National Park school bus crash cited for running red light - UPDATE
• Girl with pink hair goes back to school in mid-day news highlights
• Barbara Wallace gets official Democratic Party nod for Washington Township mayor's race
• Navy SEAL deemed an 'idiot' by Gov. Christie is man shaped by big heart, bumpy past
• Stafford mayor never served in Vietnam in morning news highlights
• Breaking News: Franklin Township Planning Board approves Atlantic City Electric substation plans
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 21, 2012
• Woolwich welcomes six part-time Class I officers to police department
• Revel gives sneak peak of its Las Vegas style glitz and glam
• National Park bus crash victim: All you heard was 'Slam!' - UPDATE
• Woodbury Board of Education proposes 7.4-cent tax rate increase
• Rutgers-Camden faculty, alumni see 'plummeting' admissions numbers following Rowan University merger chatter
• Authorities release video of SUV thought to have been driven in Camden hit-and-run
• UPDATE to National Park bus crash: 3 West Deptford students taken by ambulance to hospital
• Samuel Mickle fourth graders make a tasty county project
• Join us for the closing day of our Exhibit, "Lacing Up/Stepping Out: Corsets, Ca...
• In Thriza Sweeten's Paulsboro slaying, detectives have person of interest
• Steven Roth, Bankbridge Regional School teacher videotaped verbally bullying a student, appears in court facing tenure charges
• Gloucester County Institute of Technology cosmetology students will give back to the community with Style-A-Thon
• Orlando Collins of Camden charged with Speedy's Bar shooting in Haddon Township
• Bus crash sends 9 West Deptford elementary students to Underwood-Memorial Hospital
• Jonathan Ross, accused of fondling six medical students, admitted in past to drug, gun charges
• 'Person of interest' identified in murder of Thirza Sweeten, 79, of Paulsboro
• Thriza Sweeten, 79, murdered in Paulsboro; 'I never heard of such a thing' says longtime neighbor
• Former Mantua man to spend 7 1/2 years in prison, repay $1.2 million for investment fraud scheme
• Paulsboro Board of Education to hold budget workshop
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes thefts from cars in Greenwich Township
• Bankbridge teacher Stephen Roth appeals firing after allegedly bullying special needs student
• US joins search for Amelia Earhart: Mid-day news highlights
• Paulsboro woman, 70, found murdered in her home
• Thriza Sweeten, 79, murdered in Paulsboro home
• Evesham Township police install e-ticketing systems
• Retired Philadelphia officer won't be charged — Morning news highlights
• Today's Gloucester County Times page, March 20, 2012
• Woolwich Township 2012 budget includes 3 cent tax hike
• Gloucester County authorities stress Internet dangers to parents, others
• Jennifer Turner fills Paulsboro council vacancy
• Rutgers-Rowan merger plan faces more opposition, questions over who has power to authorize it
• UPDATE: Paulsboro woman has too many pot-bellied pigs code officials say
• Rutgers-Camden, Rowan merger takes spotlight during legislative hearing in Glassboro
• Rowan, Rutgers-Camden merger discussed by officials at length; protesters out of sight
• NJ STARS scholarship program to see changes
• Deptford Township Board of Education proposes 10-cent tax rate increase
• Video: Officials discuss the pros and cons of the Rowan, Rutgers-Camden merger
• Your comments: potential merger of Rutgers-Camden, Rowan University
• Philadelphia priests take aim at accusers' motives - evening news highlights
• Gloucester County Republicans continue collection of candidate resumes
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes a smash and grab burglary of cash and cigarettes in Monroe Township
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes home burglary in Harrison Township
• Camden police seek Yukon or Tahoe in hit-and-run death of Edwin Cardona
• Pigs in Paulsboro? Residents complain of stench
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes woman stuffing potato chips into her purse at Clayton restaurant
• Woolwich Township to introduce its budget
• Stephen Sweeney and Loretta Weinberg to host town hall meetings discussing property tax relief
• Glassboro Marketplace looking for vendors for second season
• Pitman crimelog - $600 loot in car burglaries, pellets/BBs fired at storefront
• New Jersey authorities to offer Nixle - emergency messaging for residents
• Washington Township High School having a night at the Phillies
• Philadelphia Phillies: Chase Utley leaving spring training — and other mid-day news highlights
• Rowan University hosts Assembly-Senate committee hearing on Rutgers-Camden merger
• Sexting law to be topic of discussion at Glouester County Prosecutor's Office event
• Landis Theater in Vineland to be run by Appel Farm in Upper Pittsgrove
• Man takes ambulance, stops at Millville bar — and other morning news highlights
• Washington Township firefighter returns from mission trip in Haiti
• Wall of Heroes: Staff Sgt. Lester C. Spence
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 19, 2012
• Senate President Stephen Sweeney makes his case for property tax relief, not income tax cuts
• School choice showcases a district's unique services while providing revenue stream
• Gloucester County Republicans taking resumes for freeholder, sheriff, surrogate and clerk
• Potential merger of Rutgers-Camden and Rowan University to be discussed at higher education committee hearing
• Woodbury Community Gardens Association wants greener city
• At 109, Mabel 'Aunt Mamie' Wilson is ready for new challenges
• West Deptford third-grader raises money for childhood cancer
• Today's South Jersey Sunday front page, March 18, 2012
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 17, 2012
• Gloucester County's business outlook a little brighter, say officials at annual breakfast
• Paulsboro's Guardian Angels School holds Wax Museum history lesson
• Samuel Mickle School students and local senior citizens enjoy lunch and reading
• Hopewell couple crafts Celtic tunes with Smitty's Kitchen
• John Ross, career instructor in Cherry Hill, accused of fondling students
• Atlantic City Electric warns against 'Green Dot' scam
• Gloucester County awarded $175,399 homeland security grant
• Gateway Regional High School puts on Seussical: The Musical
• Paulsboro High School presents 'The Pajama Game'
• Mantua Township Relay for Life fundraiser to be held at Five Guys in Deptford Township
• Camden County College Foundation to establish the Riletta L. Cream Scholarship Fund
• West Deptford Township crimelog: vandalism to cars; some thefts
• Clayton school board proposed budget could increase taxes
• Big time bail reduction for woman accused of illegal back side injections: afternoon news highlights
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Danielle M. Mauro
• William Worman of Woodbury Heights dies as result of West Deptford crash
• Greenwich Township crimelog: '87 Ford stolen; several burglaries, etc.
• Dharun Ravi found guilty in Rutgers webcam case: Top headlines and poll
• Byron Jones' appeal of his 13-year sentence on Greenwich Township drug charges rejected
• Washington Township Mayor Barbara Wallace to hold third constituent services open house
• Camden County College receives another Gold Award from the New Jersey Smart Workplaces Program
• Wenonah Board of Education introduces budget with 12.6-cent tax rate increase
• Camden County College is remembering the Titanic through music, film and lectures
• Man allegedly tries to sell AK-47 in Willingoro — mid-day news highlights
• Washington Township Crimelog: jewelry, cellphones, TVs stolen
• Washington Township BOE puts athletic fee back in budget; adds lacrosse, volleyball
• Pennsylvania group to study Sunoco Marcus Hook site in morning news highlights
• Sicklerville pair charged in Winslow Township armed robbery
• In line for an iPad? Let us know with photos and comments
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 16, 2012
• Gloucester County Schools United for Respect and Equality summit addresses social issues affecting teens
• Harrison Township Fire District hiring new business administrator; Leo Selb takes new job in Cumberland County
• Samuel Mickle School's Hoops for Soup raises food and awareness for the needy
• East Greenwich votes to rescind referendum vote
• Woodbury Historic Preservation Commission approves RPM Development Group's plans to restore G.G. Green building
• Ron Russo, Woodbury Heights salon owner, thankful for area residents' help after devastating fire
• Mayor Barbara Wallace presents $6.9 million capital improvements plan to Washington Township council
• Philadelphia man accused of funding terrorists; NJ passes road rage bill; Philly police seek woman accused of scamming elderly man; two accused of running Buena meth lab: evening news highlights
• Washington Township Girl Scouts learn about fitness through Zumba lesson
• Former Washington Township man Russel Bouse, Jr. convicted of sexually assaulting girl, 16
• Deptford Mall to receive a visit from Easter Bunny, Peter Pan and Tink
• East Greenwich Township Committee rescinds referendum decision and postpones until after budget discussion
• Christine Tuller, victim of Logan Township shooting, is 'stable, conscious and alert' : police
• Pennsylvania voter ID, father shot over bike, BOE brawl, alleged injector goes to court in Morning News Highlights
• PolitiFact N.J.: Stephen Sweeney claims his tax cut proposal would lower property taxes
• 'Beauty and the Beast' comes to Kingsway's stage
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 15, 2012
• Philly couple accused of setting woman on fire, Eagles' DeSean Jackson gets $51M deal, South Jersey Idol contestant's past arrests revealed, boy hurt in Chesterfield bus-dump truck crash released from hospital : evening news highlights
• Colonial Park Apartment complex to see multimillion renovations; county officials kick-off project
• Fulton Bank in Berlin Township robbed; authorities seek suspect
• West Deptford Middle School sixth graders celebrate Pi Day
• Pennsylvania man admits to having stolen handgun during East Greenwich Township stop
• Logan Township's municipal tax rate to stay flat
• Gloucester County authorities identify Logan Township man believed to have shot girlfriend, then himself
• Pitman to hold community forum on revitalization plan
• East Greenwich to let voters decide on new fire truck
• UPDATE: Washington Township couple moves up to second place in David's Bridal contest
• Swedesboro-Woolwich book fair to feature hula show
• Washington Township council to hear capital improvements plan tonight
• Gloucester County College to offer self-confidence workshop
• Villanova bank suspect identified, reward offered for serial vandals in Philadelphia, Marines disarmed before Panetta speech, Cinnaminson sewer scandal results in five charged with misconduct — Mid-day news highlights
• Paulsboro thefts and arrests in Gloucester County Crimelog
• Woodbury Historic Preservation Commission scheduled to hear Holy Angels Parish's case on Green Hotel
• Gloucester County College to offer sneak preview of electronic health care course
• First Westville Lions Club bowling fundraiser 'huge success'
• Logan Township woman has 'non-life-threatening' head wound, man dead in double shooting
• Both drivers cited in fatal Chesterfield crash, Maryland man shot by troopers, Haddon Heights woman charged in archdiocese embezzlement — morning news highlights
• Logan Township domestic shooting leaves one dead, one wounded
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 14, 2012
• West Deptford school officials change strategy in expanding technology education
• Glassboro council introduces municipal budget
• Rutgers University, Camden community members discuss adverse consequences Camden could face following a merger
• Former chief of county detectives: Stepson 'hit bottom' before altercation where he slammed his father against a wall
• Monroe Township crimelog includes hefty loot in smash-and-grab, scrap metal theft, burglaries
• Washington Township couple's proposal part of David's Bridal contest
• West Deptford Board of Education cuts budget by almost $900,000
• Self-defense cited in domestic incident where former Gloucester County chief of detectives stabs stepson
• Chester, Pa. school lockdown ends, two-year-old's septic tank death ruled accidental, Wildwoods unveil new Memorial Day weekend festival, GOP fights for voter ID in Pa: evening news highlights
• East Greenwich to hold off on budget introduction
• Rutgers-Camden community hosts forum to discuss impact of proposed Rowan takeover
• Mantua Township Relay for Life event to be held in Chestnut Branch Park
• Former Gloucester County chief of detectives acted in 'self-defense' when he stabbed stepson during domestic
• Glassboro council to introduce budget
• Vendor applications available for Glassboro Marketplace
• New Jersey Senate Higher Education Committee and Assembly Higher Education Committee to hold hearing at Rowan University
• Gloucester County Sheriff's #2 fugitive captured
• 'Schoolhouse Rock, Live!' comes to WheatonArts in Millville
• Chesterfield police issue motor vehicle citations to drivers in fatal school bus-dump truck crash; criminal charges may follow
• Gloucester County's Serv-A-Tray program needs volunteers
• Sandusky won't get accusation details, PA Turnpike moves closer to erasing toll booths, Rutgers dean says law school hopefuls dropping, economist says $26B mortgage deal won't help many: mid-day news highlights
• Washington Township Board of Education meets tonight to work on budget
• Pipefitters agree to anti-discrimination training - Manalapan-based union had allegedly removed black shop steward due to race
• Pair charged in Wenonah burglaries now charged in Washington Township break-ins
• NJ Senate and Assembly committees to meet at Rowan, will hear testimony on university merger plan
• Morning news highlights: Trenton running out of TP, Pennsylvania could require voter ID but Feds bar Texas from requiring it, and Gov. Chris Christie defends 'idiot' remark
• Missing toddler's body found in Lakewood septic tank
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 13, 2012
• West Deptford Board of Education opens dress code discussion up to public
• American Traffic Solutions releases stats on red light cameras for Gloucester County towns, others
• Woodbury council introduces ordinance to exceed budget appropriation limits
• Update: West Deptford Committee continue concert series debate via press
• Civil War reenactors visit Walls School in Pitman
• Cooper Medical School of Rowan University receives $1.055 million gift from senior vice president of Comcast Corporation
• West Deptford Mayor Chintall and Committeeman Cianfarini defend vote against concerts
• Evening news highlights: Murder charge in death of 18-month-old, Sandusky seeks more details on accusations, pollen forecast to be heavy this week, $26B deal to help struggling homeowners announced
• Deptford High School jazz band places first in 44th Annual Berklee High School Jazz Festival
• West Deptford Board of Education to meet; dress code not included on agenda
• Woolwich Township land to be leased for farming
• Lisa Funari-Willever, children's author, visits Bells Elementary in Washington Township
• Williamstown High School competes in NJ DECA State Conference; seven students become state finalists
• Senior vice president of Comcast Corporation pledges $1.055 million for Cooper Medical School of Rowan University scholarships
• Mid-day news highlights: Why Jo Pa was fired, Feds take case of runaway runway driver, Taliban to revenge deaths caused by rogue soldier, Medford arson suspect surrenders
• Gloucester County Schools United for Respect and Equality (SURE) summit to be held at Rowan
• Sewell man dies in Washington Township motorcycle crash
• 'Beauty and the Beast' comes to Kingsway's stage
• Woodbury council scheduled to meet tonight
• East Greenwich Committee to introduce budget
• Swedesboro-Woolwich Comet Run 5K to take place April 28
• Gloucester County Crimelog: Woolwich Township party goer charged with possession of marijuana
• Sicklerville man charged as police seize 160 bags of marijuana in Winslow Township
• Winslow Township house fire sends 3 to hospital
• Wall of Heroes: Pfc. Gary M. Coyle
• Morning news highlights: An effort to move a battleship, Sandusky ruling expected, four hurt in Camden fire and Philadelphia red-light camera plan in jeopardy
• Trico-JIF prepares to discuss appointment process following state Senate President Stephen Sweeney's questioning
• Many Gloucester County school districts bringing formerly cut programs back for 2012-2013
• New Jersey craft breweries would get a boost under Senate bill
• Williamstown man charged with DWI, assault after hitting two with ATV outside Franklin Township bar
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 12, 2012
• Today's South Jersey Sunday front page, March 11, 2012
• Deptford VFW chapter hails Staff Sergeants Briant Cooke and Anthony Guddo and Senior Airman Nathan Hollander
• Jennifer Satterfield, 'Hero Teacher' from Clearview, to be honored at National Liberty Museum
• Sewell woman injured in two-vehicle collision in Glassboro
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 10, 2012
• Glassboro's Bullock School students learn about renewable energy
• South Korean film crew documents Williamstown Middle School's implementation of the Olweus Bullying Prevention Program
• Pennsylvania man convicted in Gloucester County for sexual assaults in Maurice River Township, Glassboro
• Delsea Regional School District unveils proposed 2012-2013 budget
• Willow Woods residents to see increase due to tax pass through
• Planned solar panel farm sees resistance from Elk residents
• Logan Board of Education introduces $2012-2013 budget
• Glassboro's Whitney Crescent developers win award
• Mantua Township Board of Education introduces budget
• Glassboro's Rodgers School holds 'Seuss Spectacular' to make reading fun for families
• Glassboro High School invites community to accept 'Rachel's Challenge'
• Gloucester County College seeking gardeners for community gardens program
• Single father of three sentenced to seven years for eluding police in a stolen car in Washington Township
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Jeffrey B. Hutchinson
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes theft of motorcycle from shed behind West Deptford home
• Angela Donato, sister of Toni Donato-Bolis, and Assemblyman Paul Moriarty to speak to Washington Township middle schoolers
• 10th 'Garden of Quilts' Quilt Show comes to WheatonArts in Millville
• Logan Township crimelog includes two debit card fraud cases, jewelry theft
• $400,000 sought from three mortage modifiction firms that never delivered on their promises
• Sesame Street Live plans open auditions at Liacouras Center in Philadelphia
• DRPA plans maintenance work on three spans
• Loaded .380 handgun, marijuana seized; two arrested in Glassboro
• Action News: Two children released from a Camden standoff with police
• Morning news highlights: PA Gov faults Paterno, Philly police seek two after shootout, multi-alarm fire to Lindenwold apartments, doctors propose growing needed organs from stem cells
• Three arrested on drug charges in Winslow Township; crack cocaine, gun seized, police say
• Bill to raise minimum wage clears first hurdle in N.J. Senate
• West Deptford Mayor Chintall addresses Sunoco settlement and lawsuit
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 9, 2012
• West Deptford Township Committee votes to keep summer concert series
• Rowan University welcomes first female hip-hop emcee, MC Sha-Rock
• Pleasant Valley's "Young Consumers" visit Harrison Township ShopRite for educational shopping
• Boys & Girls Club 10th anniversary party this week
• Volunteer Resource Network of Gloucester County discusses volunteer management
• Eagle Point power generation facility sold
• Greenwich Township's Family Fun Night
• Rowan University puts a hold on presidential search, Houshmond to continue serving as interim
• West Deptford Committee to meet
• Harrison Township introduces $11.5 million budget
• Washington Township middle school musicians receive expert instruction at string festival
• New Jersey's minimum wage would increase under Senate President Steve Sweeney's advancing legislation
• Monroe Township planning board to meet
• The Readers' Theatre Project at Camden County College set to premiere Eleanor Roosevelt presentation
• Rita's Water Ice locations open up just in time for spring weather
• Bill sponsored by Paul Moriarty would end sick leave cash payments
• Senate President Stephen Sweeney to discuss tax cut proposal on radio
• Rowan University's presidential search stalled due to potential Rutgers-Camden merger
• West Deptford police: Township man admitted to two mobile home burglaries
• DRPA to take commission meeting on the 'road' to West Deptford
• Greenwich Township crimelog: bags of suspected heroin, pot found in school zones; teens accused of throwing bottles with urine at cars
• Former Deptford High School athelete to be inducted into Gloucester County Sports Hall of Fame
• Fourth graders in Greenwich school raise money for Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
• West Deptford resident plays a different kind of sport
• South Jersey Gas begins compressed natural gas fueling in Glassboro
• Pitman crimelog: Someone punctured all four tires to Elwood Ave. vehicle; also warrant arrests
• Morning news highlights: Solar storm could bring disruptions, Black Horse Pike deemed dangerous for pedestrians, drunk driver who hit boy gets one year, triplet victim of school bus crash transferred from Cooper
• West Deptford resident sues township over Sunoco
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 8, 2012
• Gloucester County College and Kingsway Regional school district sign STEM Academy partnership agreement
• Franklin Township receives $1.45 million in federal funds for redevelopment work at shuttered poultry processing plant
• Gloucester County budget introduced $4.1 million less than 2011
• Deptford native Anthony Guddo returns home from Afghanistan to family, friends
• Bottom Dollar Food market approved by planning/zoning board; demolition to start as early as spring
• South Harrison Board of Education introduces $5.4 million budget
• Pa. murder suspect who allegedly picked up victim by 'his hair' and shot him apprehended in Gloucester Township
• Franklin Township secures $1.45 million in federal funds for work at former poultry plant
• Washington Township High School football team talks with Hall-of-Famer Warren Moon
• Afternoon news highlights: Bensalem 18-month-old dies - mother's boyfriend charged, study finds Route 130 is recently NJ's most dangerous, texts allegedly missing Rutgers webcam trial, Apple peddles new iPad
• Swedesboro-Woolwich School district announces teachers of the year
• Sexting to be discussed at conference sponsored by Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office, Freeholders
• Rowan University offers a summer camp for middle school students with special needs
• U.S. News & World Report has cited three Rowan University colleges in the publication’s first-ever edition of Top Online Education Program rankings
• Woolwich/Swedesboro crimelog: allegations of false armed robbery report, drug possession
• Woodbury planning/zoning board approves Bottom Dollar Food
• Gloucester Township Police Chief completes course on missing, exploited children
• Morning news highlights: Hacker gives Pa. police false report using Xbox, new iPad to be unveiled today, most of NJ under fire weather watch, Romney can't shake Santorum
• Gloucester County's 2012 budget set to be introduced with spending and tax levy cuts
• Gloucester County Institute of Technology students present driving safety platform
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 7, 2012
• Galleria Deptford - Artist Reception
• Woodbury planning and zoning board debate Bottom Dollar Food store plans for hours
• Delsea Education Association accepts fact-finding report to push negotiations forward
• Rowan University students discuss Republican candidates on Super Tuesday
• Harrison Township to name roads for two soldiers who died in action
• National Park Board of Education introduces budget
• Boston College students partner with Gloucester County Habitat for Humanity for build
• Rowan University student-run telethon to benefit Make-A-Wish Foundation
• Washington Township's Whitman Elementary School students focus on staying active with new pedometers
• Marijuana seized, three arrested in bust at Campus Crossing Apartments in Glassboro
• Lockheed Martin engineer to visit Glassboro's Bullock School
• Glassboro High School to debut 'Glassboro's Got Talent'
• Camden County College holds cost-saving information sessions
• South Harrison Board of Education approves $5.4 million budget
• Harrison Township Day to go Hawaiian for 2012
• N.J. Bar Association says it opposes merging Rutgers Law - Camden into Rowan University
• Afternoon news highlights: Bin Laden's body initially taken to Delaware? Members of computer hackers' group arrested, PA Turnpike may go to all-electronic tolling, Christie says he was kept out of loop on NYPD surveillance
• Camden County College students to hold literacy day for Lindenwold ESL students
• Ritz Theatre's Bruce Curless sits in director's chair at Landis Theater for 'A Streetcar Named Desire'
• Gloucester County College Board of Trustees to meet
• Gloucester County College and Kingsway Regional High School to sign STEM agreement
• Bellmawr man Vince Valentine stars in "Defending the Caveman" in Philadelphia
• Congressman, dean of New Jersey delegation, dies from colon cancer
• Clayton Crime Watch to hear from police on recent scams, crime activity
• South Harrison crimelog includes crack paraphernalia, burglary, suspicious persons report
• Morning news highlights: Police - teens stole school bus while driver was at funeral, man freed on allegedly fake order arrested, tech expert to testify in Rutgers webcam trial, Pennsylvania texting/driving ban to take effect
• Mantua Township Committee adopts ordinance to review intersections for possible red light camera installation
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 6, 2012
• Mantua Township Committee adopts ordinance allowing review of intersections for potential red light cameras
• Agricultural tourism bill clears committee
• Kingsway Regional School District introduces $29.6 million budget
• U.S. Senator Robert Menendez visits Camden County Colleges, discusses job training and tax credit program
• Woodbury planning and zoning board to hear Bottom Dollar Food plans
• N.J. takes action on bills to convert foreclosed homes into affordable housing
• Sunoco update: West Deptford Republicans say 'no' to county's document request
• Gloucester County company Berkshire Properties Inc. seeks to buy former Electric Mobility site in Mantua Township
• Miss New Jersey Katharyn Nicolle brings reading message to East Greenwich school
• Gloucester County College to hold open house
• Evening news highlights: Lenny Dykstra gets jail time, Philly school bus stolen, jury set in Archdiocese sex abuse trial, two killed in Burlco accident
• Miss New Jersey Katharyn Nicolle visits East Greenwich School
• Gabriela Mosquera takes oath of office as newest Fourth District Assembly member
• U.S. Rep. LoBiondo encourages local law enforcement to apply for federal COPS grant funds
• Harlem Globetroter Flight Time Lang will dribble across the Ben Franklin Bridge
• Westville crimelog: woman charged with having crack, heroin, other drugs; police officer injured during disturbance
• South Harrison Board of Education to meet
• Deptford High School hosts pep rally for students before statewide assessment test
• National Park crimelog includes bleacher thefts from JFK baseball fields
• Harrison fire district to hold special meeting tonight
• Greenwich Township Board of Education time change
• Music at Bunker Hill in Washington Township to host three outreach concerts
• Thieves disconnect, steal $3,000 air conditioner in Harrison Township
• Gloucester County and four more towns receive state funds for emergency management staff
• Two members of Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office certified as criminal trial attorneys
• Wenonah police charge Washington Township man with house burglary; seeking woman suspected of separate attempt
• Gas prices continue march toward $4 per gallon
• West Deptford GOP: Sunoco settlement details will not be discussed with county, Sweeney
• Paulsboro-Woodbury championship game to start earlier after five were arrested at game on Friday
• Morning news highlights: Crash kills mother, injures others; some Cherry Hill folks don't want Wawa; Obama, Netanyahu to discuss Iran; Norcross brothers don't agree on Rutgers-Camden plans
• Boys & Girls Club of Gloucester County holds 10th anniversary fundraiser in Paulsboro
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 5, 2012
• 27 years away from the wrestling mat, Paulsboro's Bob Fredrick still a force in the sport
• Hard lessons change man's mind on health
• This week's municipal meetings in Gloucester County
• Williamstown traces name back to Lenni-Lenape
• Grease fire burns Washington Township woman on her hands, feet
• Today's South Jersey Sunday Front Page, March 4, 2012
• State Senate President Stephen Sweeney says Trico-JIF not transparent, competitive enough
• Pair of Gloucester County Marines are welcomed home
• Challenger Shelley Lovett weighs in on Gabriela Mosquera seat battle
• Philadelphia Flower Show kicks off today
• Nothing laid back about Washington Township Education Foundation's ‘Coach Bingo’
• Elk school budget calls for slight tax hike
• Strike Team aims to halt invasive flora and fauna
• Angel Flight Northeast gives local burn victim a flying chance
• Gloucester County officials ask West Deptford Township for Sunoco's Eagle Point settlement documents
• Washington Township Board of Education approves $140.9 million proposed budget
• Harrison Township fire commissioners to discuss solicitor, administrator, EMS
• Pedestrian injured in Deptford accident
• Glassboro landlord swindled banks out of $10 million, indictment alleges
• Clearview Board of Education approves budget for county submission
• Harry Spencer, jazz musician, visits students at Samuel Mickle School
• Fire consumes home in Monroe Township's Friendly Village
• Evening news highlights: Philly police bust cockfighting ring, Philly Internation breach not the first recently, gas prices still rising, school bus driver crashes three times
• Dr. Seuss books read by Washington Township elected officials during Read Across America day
• Camden County College to honor Jack and Barbara Tarditi for community service and fundraising
• Camden County College offering five-week mini courses
• Sewell School students portray their favorite book characters for Read Across America
• Harrison Township police ask residents to remain careful following recent burglaries
• Logan Township crimelog: several burglaries, laptop theft, assault
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Antonio Velazquez
• Medford Schools Superintendent charged with DWI
• What do you think about the Rutgers suicide trial involving Dharun Ravi and Tyler Clementi?
• Bomb Bomb BBQ Grill to donate proceeds to Glassboro's Bullock School PTO
• Bail remains at $300K for man charged in five robberies in Gloucester and Camden counties
• Camden County College gallery to show works by the late Frederick Schumm
• Dr. Seuss' birthday prompts special visits by guest readers in Washington Township
• What's your favorite Dr. Seuss book?
• Gloucester County grand jury indicts 14
• Harrison motorist indicted on charges he struck pedestrian near Rowan University and then sped away
• Rowan University holds Mustache March for stroke awareness
• Senate President Stephen Sweeney called for jury duty, but 'knows too many people' to serve
• Morning news highlights: Philadelphia airport gate crasher, Medford super faces DWI charge, $15 million offered for Mount Holly hospital, Egg Harbor school bus driver charged
• West Deptford settles with Sunoco for $15 million
• Gov. Chris Christie, other governors to discuss public education on TV
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 2, 2012
• Washington Township Board of Education approves tentative budget
• Woodbury Heights Girl Scouts donates cookies to local food bank
• Logan crash takes down pole, ties up traffic
• Rutgers-Camden faculty, students launch fundraising drive to battle Rowan University merger
• Gloucester County consumer affairs office warns consumers of refund loans
• Rutgers-Camden community launches fundraising campaign to oppose Rowan University merger
• Washington Township Chamber of Commerce to hold 'Before Business' networking breakfast
• Washington Township's Helping Hands hoagie sale raised $41,000 for sick community members
• Swedesboro to receive $50,000 grant from Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission
• Winning $161,273 Jersey Cash 5 ticket sold at Deptford business
• Photo gallery: Toni Bolis' sister talks to students about dangers of distracted driving
• Gloucester County corrections officer indicted on charges he arranged fight among two jail inmates
• East Greenwich school budget includes reinstatement of Spanish and strings classes
• Washington Township Board of Education to hold special budget meeting tonight
• MC Sha-Rock, female hip-hop and rap pioneer, to appear at Rowan University
• Body of woman found on shore of Delaware River in Greenwich Township
• East Greenwich Board of Education adopts 2012-2013 budget
• Woodbury Community Garden open for 2012 plot owners
• Glassboro schools to have special guests at Dr. Seuss birthday celebration
• Gloucester County College offers spring workshops
• Washington Township Crimelog: locket with ashes of dead mother stolen from home
• Check out this interesting article about our current exhibit!
• Lane closure on Commodore Barry Bridge
• Lane closures on Walt Whitman Bridge
• Washington Township Republicans endorse Sen. Joe Kyrillos for United States Senate
• Land and Water Trust to host walk at Mantua Park
• PATCO tests out 'Quiet Cars' during weekday commute
• Morning news highlights: Silicone injecter arrested, stun guns in Camden County, tractors stolen, deadline for Ohio shooting charges
• Gabriela Mosquera named to Fourth District Assembly seat, vows to move forward with Legislative work
• Westville woman, shown on YouTube video beating up cheating boyfriend, admits to pushing him in front of moving train
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 1, 2012
• Glassboro's Bowe School Black History Month event honors Bishop Curley Guidry and other leaders
• Swedesboro-Woolwich School board adopts 2012-2013 budget
• Gloucester County secures more funding for transporting veterans to VA hospitals, clinics
• Pitman Board of Education approves proposed budget for submission to county
• Gabriela Mosquera picked for Fourth District Assembly seat
• Woodbury Police Chief Reed Merinuk calls condition of police station 'deplorable,' seeks help from council
• Potential candidates for Washington Township Board of Education have until June 5 to file petitions
• Glassboro's Bowe School Black History Month event honors Bishop Curley Guidry and other leaders
• Gloucester County officials announce "Sexting, Cyberbullying and Invasion of Privacy Awareness" conference
• Fair Funding Action Committee postpones rally for education funding
• Leap Day babies from Gloucester, Cumberland counties celebrate their birthdays
• Two Gloucester County couples die just days apart
• Home purchase seminar to take place in Underwood Memorial Hospital
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes theft of prescription medication, bike from Clayton home
• Boys & Girls Club of Gloucester County holding 10th anniversary party, tickets limited
• Rowan University to host astronomy speaker
• Glassboro Intermediate School family night offers test prep tools for parents
• Monkees lead singer Davy Jones dies
• Gloucester County Chamber of Commerce announces breakfast business card exchange
• Gloucester County College offers free English as a Second Language classes
• Rowan University education students to present 'Literacy Alive' event for children
• Gloucester and Camden county Democrats will choose interim to fill Gabriela Mosquera's Assembly seat
• Ben Franklin Bridge illuminates for American Red Cross, Cooper Hospital Foundation and St. Patrick's Day
• Gloucester County Crimelog: Arrests and thefts in Pitman
• Gloucester County Crimelog: Store window shattered in Woolwich Township
• NJ Transit train hits car, two injured in Berlin Borough
• Leap Year — Leap Day — how do YOU celebrate?
• Glendora man seriously injured when ATV hits tree in Gloucester Township
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Feb. 29, 2012
• Philadelphia motorcyclist injured in Glassboro crash
• More than 100 teachers and students 'Rally for Respect' at Washington Township BOE meeting
• Local firefighter, mother Connie Nicholson sworn in to Delsea Regional Board of Education
• East Greenwich Marine Cpl. Matthew Zane welcomed home
• Franklin Township Committee members split votes on Community Center Director position
• Greenwich students learn about dental health
• Paulsboro's Loudenslager Elementary students celebrate Black History Month
• Woodbury High School recognizes Black History Month
• Gloucester county Office of Land Preservation making headway in the new year
• Solar farm planned for Elk Township
• PATCO to add elevators at two transit line stops
• West Deptford board of education faces tough decision: keep programs or cut taxes
• Washington Township's Birches Elementary School raises more than $4,000 for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
• Sen. Joseph Kyrillos to be keynote speaker at Gloucester County Republican fundraiser
• Tickets for Taste of Gloucester County 2012 now available
• East Greenwich Township Committee to honor Cpl. Matthew D. Zane
• Woolwich Township community garden space open for rent
• Rowan University computer science professor helping to create a 'robot circus'
• South Harrison Board of Education to meet
• Mantua Township special meeting was canceled
• Reminder: Rowan University to hold Mustache March for stroke awareness
• Camden County College to present free screening and discussion of 'Atlas Shrugged: Part I' film
• East Greenwich Board of Education to move its meeting
• Gloucester County College Early Childhood Education Center celebrates Read Across America
• Washington Township students to rally for respect at Board of Education meeting
• Rowan University's Rohrer College of Business Incubator offering virtual help to small businesses
• Deptford Township to celebrate Dr. Seuss' birthday
• Clearview Regional Board of Education to hold special meeting
• Bottom Dollar plans to double South Jersey presence
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: February 28, 2012
• Art Film at Deptford Municipal Building - Augustus Saint-Gaudens
• West Deptford Township parents concerned over possible special education teacher swaps
• U.S. Army specialist visits daughter at school after returning home from Afghanistan
• Demolition begins, then stopped at condemned West Deptford dwelling
• Photo Gallery: NJSIAA Group I Gateway vs. Salem Girls Basketball Playoff
• Mercer County man admits he strangled girlfriend in her Bordentown Township apartment
• School board candidates file in Delsea, Franklin, Greenwich, Monroe, Paulsboro districts
• Greenwich refinery cleanup down to last 20,000 barrels
• Fourth District Democrats set to vote on Gabriela Mosquera's Assembly replacement
• Pitman Board of Education to hold special budget meeting
• Gloucester County College professors discuss civil rights and literature across cultures
• Leap Year baby from Clayton to celebrate fourth - but really first - birthday
• Update: Paulsboro Post Office open; carriers remain in Gibbstown
• Two incumbents, former board president file to run in Franklin Township school board race
• Three file to run for Delsea Regional school board seats in April election
• Four to vie for Monroe Township Board of Education seats in April
• Glassboro's Thomas E. Bowe school adopts national theme for Black History Month assembly
• Shared services bill, proposed by Sen. Stephen Sweeney, advances
• Glassboro High School encourages community to accept 'Rachel's Challenge'
• Sen. Steve Sweeney's bill to ensure cleanup of contaminated sites clears committee
• Former Pennsylvania corrections officer admits to carrying gun unlawfully in Franklin Township
• Glassboro High School to present 'Beauty and the Beast'
• Three Camden County College instructors win adjunct teaching awards
• Washington Township man indicted in December carjacking incident
• Greenwich Township crimelog: several burglaries, stolen car, etc.
• Woodbury Heights instructor honored at Camden County College's adjunct teaching awards
• Paulsboro crimelog: man charged with pot possession after fireworks complaint; Camden man attacked with brass knuckles, and more.
• GCC professor emeritus headed back on the road again
• Pump price blues continue - gas prices up 7.3 cents in past week
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: February 27, 2012
• Fire guts Woodbury Heights home
• PBF Energy spokeswoman: "Majority" of 6.3 million gallons of spilled crude from Greenwich refinery should be recovered by Monday
• Scores of N.J. school districts moving elections from April to November
• Photo galleries: Region 8 wrestling matches
• Donald Norcross aims to move fire elections to November
• New Sharon Fire Company hopes to rebuild reputation
• Technology preview at Mullica Hill Friends School
• Longtime publisher Frank Gargano to retire after 36-year career
• Sister of Toni Donato-Bolis brings warning about texting and driving home to Washington Township
• Afghanistan veteran makes a surprising return during story time
• Photo galleries: Region 8 wrestling quarterfinals
• NJDEP: Health, environment not threatened by Paulsboro oil leak; some residents skeptical
• Man killed in Franklin Township one-car crash
• Deptford school sees spike in sick students; superintendent says proper precautions to be taken
• Gloucester County grand jury indicts 20
• Paulsboro Post Office retail to re-open
• Update: Greenwich Township residents and teachers continue to fear cuts; board of education works on budget
• First Presbyterian Church of Woodbury Heights fasts to raise hunger awareness, donates sandwiches to Camden soup kitchen
• Camden man charged with three sexual assaults in Farnham Park, other offenses
• Gloucester County wineries: visit them all this weekend!
• Serial armed robbery suspect apprehended after alleged crime spree through Gloucester, Camden counties
• West Deptford Board of Education to hold first budget work session
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes the theft of $10,000 worth of DVDs from Elk Township residence
• Gloucester County Institute of Technology to present 'The Drowsy Chaperone' in dinner theater format
• Harrison Township issues burglary notice
• Rowan University to host Mustache March
• United Way of Gloucester County collects over 10,835 pounds of food for drive
• Gloucester County College program to look at equality across culture
• Rowan's Engineers on Wheels program buys new van with Lockheed Martin funds
• Frank Gargano to retire as president of South Jersey Media Group; Joseph Owens named interim general manager
• United Way of Gloucester County wraps up annual food drive
• Senior reported missing from Pennsauken adult day care is found
• Philadelphia Zoo receives zoning OK for new parking garage
• Washington Township Crimelog: $4,000 in jewelry stolen from home
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes Internet and phone threats, identity theft in Logan
• Mantua Township to hold special meeting for budget discussion
• UMDNJ researchers use Alzheimer's studies to advance Parkinson's diagnostics
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Jonathan N. Incorvati
• Circus elephant leads art therapy session at Franklin Square
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes the theft of jewelry from two residences in Harrison Township
• Rutgers trustees show disapproval toward Camden campus-Rowan merger
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Feb. 24, 2012
• Glassboro Boys and Girls Club open house introduces a new executive director and a tutoring opportunity
• Clayton students show off ideas at Invention Convention
• Washington Township Board of Education hears preliminary budget outlook
• Paulsboro Refinery pipe breaks; officials say no immediate danger
• Greenwich Township residents and teachers continue to fear cuts
• Jury awards millions to family of victim in Pitman pallet truck accident
• Mixed reviews of state aid figures from local school districts
• Toddler among ill in NJ, PA outbreak of raw milk-related sickness
• Deptford Pizza Hut to hold fundraiser for teenage victim of vicious beating
• N.J. man, boy among 78 to get sick from drinking 'raw milk'
• Dan Rozmes Spirit Awards to be presented to Washington Township middle school students during basketball game
• Two Rowan students face marijuana possession, distribution charges in Glassboro
• Philadelphia woman gets five years in prison for robbery of Atlantic City cab driver
• Gov. Chris Christe announces state aid for South Jersey school districts
• Greenwich Township PTA hosting auction
• New Jersey releases state aid figures for school districts
• Camden police expect to charge city man with at least two sexual assaults
• Washington Township Board of Education to meet to discuss budget
• Friends School of Mullica Hill to host summer camp preview
• Washington Township High School evacuated after bomb threat
• Gloucester County College gets ready for 2012 open house
• Glassboro students to pair up for annual Read Across America celebration
• Camden County College helping to create national model program for deaf STEM students
• Glassboro High School Project After Prom to host beef and beer
• PATCO to try Quiet Car program for three months
• Outlook: What Duffield's grows, it sells at Washington Township site
• Outlook: Technology, partnerships change focus in Gloucester County public schools
• Outlook: Gloucester County wineries become 'significant economic driver'
• Outlook: In its 144 years, George Young Co. has moved whales, Liberty Bell
• Outlook: Hospitals promote South Jersey brand
• Outlook: Higher ed busy forming partnerships, new buildings
• Teenager hit by car on Williamstown Road in Gloucester Township
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Feb. 23, 2012
• Cyber bullying presentation tells Swedesboro-Woolwich parents to stay involved
• Officials: 'Serious concerns' over Camden rape report
• School board member: Delsea teachers union wrong to picket at board president's home
• Washington Township Rotary Club seeks host families for Italian exchange students
• Tractor-trailer overturns in Logan, spills load of scrap auto parts across two highways
• New diner nears opening in Woodbury, promises quality food and job opportunities
• Washington Township eighth-graders battle it out in 'Hunger Games' competitions
• Washington Township tax assessor to address home reassessments at council meeting
• Corrections officer from Franklin Township charged with assaulting boyfriend; accused works at Southern State in Cumberland County
• This Sunday, February 26- 2-5pm! You're invited to our current exhibit, Lacing U...
• Deptford Township woman, VFW member leaves behind legacy of community service
• Collingswood hosts final Vote Party with free dinner, live jazz
• Newfield Council set to discuss fire truck bids at special meeting
• Newfield Council set to discuss fire truck bids at special meeting
• Paulsboro Boys & Girls Club open house
• Winslow Township police: woman walked in on burglary to her home
• Two Rowan University alumni enter the WGLS-FM Hall of Fame
• Woodbury Heights man loses second appeal of a drunk driving conviction in two days
• Concerned Black Men of Gloucester County to host viewing of film "Courageous" to help instill family values
• Paulsboro council work session canceled
• Camden County firefighter training gets national accreditation
• Fashion show to support Clearview's Project Prom to be held
• South Jersey Healthcare cardiologist set for heart risk talks, patient heart risk assessments in Swedesboro
• Rowan University Board of Trustees meets
• Glassboro's Bowe School to host Black History Month assembly
• Dump truck rolls over in Logan Township
• Bullet found in Winslow Middle School leads to lockdown, arrest of two kids, two adults
• Westville fire displaces man, small dog
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Feb. 22, 2012
• Accident closes I-295 South at Exit 4
• Gov. Christie's state budget proposals receive mixed reviews in Gloucester County
• Fire in Gloucester Township's Millbridge Garden ruins four apartments, displaces families
• Gateway Regional students use technology to innovate
• French students at Washington Township's Bunker Hill Middle School celebrate Mardi Gras
• Paulsboro Councilwoman announces resignation
• Greenwich Township Board of Education to meet
• Logan robbery suspect denied motion to suppress evidence
• Wenonah to hold meeting about Green Acres funding for Maple Ridge
• Extraordinary growth school districts question where additional school aid will go
• Rowan Radio students win Broadcast Education Association awards
• Clementon woman admits to defrauding HUD in Woodbury apartment subletting
• Rowan University to hold open house events
• Woodbury Heights man loses appeal of second DWI conviction
• Gloucester County College reports another successful Instant Decision Transfer Day
• Rowan Engineers Without Borders team raising funds for El Salvador water project
• Evergreen Avenue School to host run for Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation
• Swedesboro Council to meet
• Deptford card shop sells Mega Millions ticket worth $10,000
• Washington Township Education Association to rally before fact-finding mediation
• West Deptford police: man suspected in area hold-ups robs One Stop Shop with hammer
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes burglaries of two homes in Harrison Township
• Deptford Free Public Library Board of Trustees to meet
• Outlook: Schar plans June debut of Logan Twp. facility
• Outlook: Cento continues to expand Gloucester County presence
• Outlook: At Del-Val, it's all about roses
• UMDNJ set to host South Jersey Brain Bee
• Outlook: DAC sells business aids globally from Logan headquarters
• Outlook: At Pureland, park customers have rail line at their disposal
• Outlook: Coim wraps up West Deptford plant expansion
• Wildwood wants you to vote for favorite beach in N.J.
• Outlook: Food firms that call Gloucester County home
• Outlook: Developers show renewed interest in Gloucester County
• Outlook: Railroad, ship, motor vehicle changes begin to take shape
• Outlook: The new neighbors, 87,000, are on their way
• Photo Gallery: BMXers practice in Washington Lake Park Skate Park
• Winslow Township man charged with assaulting police officers
• School funding top priority in budget address for Swedesboro-Woolwich School Board President Cavallaro
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Feb. 21, 2012
• Burned-out New Sharon Fire Co. set to see new life in Deptford Township
• Deptford voters approve fire district tax levy, return incumbents to commission
• Deptford's New Sharon Fire Company set to rebuild station destroyed by fire
• Income tax cut, school aid expected to top Gov. Christie's budget talks
• Scott McCloud, comic book creator, vists Rowan University in Glassboro
• Deptford Township couple celebrates 47th anniversary together in hospital
• Paulsboro meeting moved
• Rowan University to hold career fair
• Hotel California to perform at Landis Theater in Vineland
• Logan Township Council to meet Tuesday
• Harrison Township to hold public hearing on Sen. Stephen Sweeney Way
• Girl Scouts to have their day in court with Rutgers–Camden law students
• Clayton school board to interview superintendent applications
• Quilts stitched by five generations of women in one family go on view at Camden County Historical Society
• Upward spiral in price of gas shows no sign of slowing down
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Feb. 20, 2012
• Big year for Chamber in its 50th year
• In light voting, fire budgets pass in Franklin, Harrison, Mantua, Washington and Westville
• Mixed signals: County debates whether $16 million radio switch is worth the price
• Donating hair is a lock for women at Washington Township salon
• Not to harp on this...
• Construction work to affect travel on three of four DRPA bridges
• Vineland's Sacred Heart High School gets a new life
• Woodbury town clock finally in place
• Photo gallery: District 29 wrestling quarterfinals
• Photo gallery: District 30 wrestling quarterfinals
• Photo Gallery: NJSIAA District 31 Wrestling Quarterfinals
• Authorities: Same knife-wielding man responsible for robberies in Gloucester, West Deptford and Washington townships
• Vandals target a dozen vehicles in Monroe Township causing more than $3,700 in damage
• New York City man charged with manslaughter in Westville woman's heroin overdose
• Madden bill requiring review of sex offenders by Attorney General clears Senate panel
• Burzichelli-Moriarty bill that would require rebates to be mailed in sealed envelopes clears state Assembly
• Franklin Township's Star Cross Fire Company seeks zoning approval for expansion project
• Wanted in Gloucester County: John E. Majewski
• Washington Township turns 176 years old
• Westville man faces attempted murder charge in shooting outside Barrington saloon
• Gloucester County gets $166,100 for recycling
• Boys and Girls Club of Gloucester County gets new manager
• 7 charged with sex-related crimes
• Deptford schools to implement new, state-mandated teacher evaluations before year's end
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes Monroe Township burglary where $10,000 ring was stolen
• New Sharon Fire Co. to host groundbreaking for new station
• Deptford Township man to serve six years for possession weapons after having prior criminal convictions
• Eighth person charged in alleged Cinnaminson Sewerage Authority heist
• Monroe Township schools to help fight hunger
• Westville apartment fire sends police officer to Underwood with smoke inhalation
• Jay Musler headlines SCC’s International Flameworking Conference
• Franklin Township's Star Cross Fire Company seeks zoning approval for expansion project
• Rodeo returns to Atlantic City
• Gloucester County Times Front Page for Friday, Feb. 17
• Five indicted in Gloucester County for sex-related crimes
• Man attempts to rob Glassboro CVS with what appears to be a toy knife
• Supreme Court ruling voids Mosquera's Fourth District votes, allows for Democrat successor to Assembly
• Franklin Township BOE accepting applications for election
• Woodbury planning board denies hearing for Bottom Dollar developers, cites insufficient notice to public
• Washington Township council votes to move Board of Education elections
• Delsea Regional's Dittmar twins earn high Rowan University scholarships for high class rank
• Washington Township votes to move school board elections to November
• Greenwich Township crimelog includes threats with machete, several burglaries, theft of church donation box
• Voters to decide on Mantua Township fire district budget
• Supreme Court: Fourth District Assembly election winner will not take seat
• St. John's United Methodist church collects Wiis, games and accessories for Haitian home for girls
• Glassboro Board of Education moves school election to November
• Cooper Medical School of Rowan University receives $300,000 gift
• Clearview hears Harrison Township Special Olympian's bowling journey
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes theft of car trailer - with a missing tire - from a West Deptford residence
• Deptford Mall to host children's event on Presidents' Day
• Monroe Township BOE scheduled to meet tonight
• State Supreme Court upholds NJ residency requirement in Mosquera case
• Washington Township announces teachers of the year
• Elementary school students hurt in Burlington County school bus crash
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Feb. 16, 2012
• Rowan University Federal Government and Non-Profit Agencies Career Fair gives students a glimpse of career options
• Glassboro State College grad a friend, photographer for Bruce Springsteen
• West Deptford residents to be honored for community service
• Four Special Officers hired in Vineland
• Rutgers-Camden students continue to protest proposal to fold campus into Rowan; Rutgers board hears concerns
• Washington Township third-graders video conference with NASA
• Washington Township students celebrate 100 days in school
• Second Atlantic City man indicted in fatal stabbing, one of two separate cases in city
• DRPA dedicates money to Camden-Glassboro rail line
• Atlantic City man indicted in fatal stabbing with scissors
• Cinnaminson sewerage employees accused of using taxpayer money for personal use
• Rutgers-Camden community stages another rally; opponents of merger speak up at Board of Governors meeting
• Local agencies introduce Heart of Gloucester County initiative
• Camden County College partnering with the University of Pennsylvania and the American Research Institute in Turkey to promote understanding of Islam
• West Deptford Board of Education anxiously awaits Sunoco settlement
• Camden man admits to Tioga Tavern murder, another charged with crack cocaine distribution
• Kingsway moves election to November
• Rutgers-Camden students rally against Christie's proposal to merge campus with Rowan
• Rowan University holds career fair highlighting federal government and nonprofit jobs
• South Harrison crimelog includes prostitution and drug arrest, struggle with police
• Rally for Rutgers-Camden
• Ventnor City man admits to robbing banks in Margate, Absecon
• Rutgers students plan rally over proposed Rowan University takeover of Camden campus
• Swedesboro-Woolwich to start education foundation
• Philadelphia man murdered in dog feces argument
• Poll results: Voters opposed to merging Rowan and Rutgers-Camden
• Woolwich salon gets a makeover in 'Tabatha's Salon Takeover'
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Feb. 15, 2012
• Judge: Paulsboro police can seal alleged assault video
• Gloucester County to explore multi-million-dollar emergency radio upgrade
• Deptford Township BOE votes to move elections to November
• Woodbury resident saves elderly woman from house fire, recognized by city for bravery
• Freeholders set to discuss water rate increase, multi-million-dollar public safety radio replacement
• Woman admits to taking part in Trump Taj Mahal car jacking, murder; victim's car had been set ablaze in Blackwood
• Harrison Township fifth graders practice manners lesson
• Wenonah School students entertain Pitman Manor residents for Valentine's Day
• East Greenwich Township, school board to share energy services
• Kingsway school district names contractor for high school construction project
• Slate of Republican candidates announced for Washington Township mayor and council
• Washington Township environmental commission to hear update on NJ Transit diesel spill
• West Deptford Board of Education moves election to November
• Oakview Elementary School second graders treat local fire fighters for Valentine's Day
• Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office offers defensive driving course giving insurance discounts, point reductions
• Camden County College offers later-starting spring classes
• West Deptford police seek male who robbed One Stop Shop at knifepoint
• Delsea High School to hold parent-teacehr conferences
• Mantua woman still critical after mobile home fire; search for fire's cause continues
• Gloucester County Roughnecks to host fundraiser for Glassboro VFW
• Gloucester County Chamber of Commerce to host business card exchange
• Camden man shot to death
• Gloucester County stories you may have missed
• 'Cabin Fever' deal great way to see Mighty Mike before he leaves Adventure Aquarium in Camden
• Samuel Barber String Quartet to perform concert at Beth Israel Congregation in Vineland
• The Lorax comes to Philadelphia Zoo
• Documentary filmmaker Ken Burns visits Rowan University
• Vehicle traffic on Delaware River bridges decreases, PATCO ridership up
• West Deptford BOE fires back in wake of 'heroin high' comment
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Feb. 14, 2012
• Greenwich teacher's union, residents decry potential for school job cuts
• Woodbury council votes to amend redevelopment plan, brings city closer to Bottom Dollar market
• Washington Township council set to weigh options regarding possible move of school board vote
• Franklin Township school board announces seats up for April vote
• Delsea Regional student Hadejia Ross wins college scholarship
• Delsea Regional students take DECA marketing competition to state level
• Open House to be held for Logan, Greenwich flooding
• Authorities: Body in burned Washington Township house was Monroe Township man
• Obama's Fiscal 2013 buget includes $31 million for Delaware River channel deepening
• Gloucester County nonprofits to introduce Heart of Gloucester County program
• Wenonah School students to visit Pitman Manor for Valentine's Day
• Woodbury council meets tonight
• Marone's Pharmacy opens in Glassboro's neighborhood convenience district
• State tax auditor charged with demanding $900 bribe from Washington Township businessman
• Route 42 designated 'Purple Heart Memorial Highway' under Madden and Norcross bill
• Lautenberg to hold forum in Cherry Hill on federal government's mortgage foreclosure settlement
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes Harrison Township burglaries
• What's in a name: Elwood Kindle
• Gloucester City Junior-Senior High closed for water-main break
• Gas prices up average of 18 cents per gallon in state in past month
• Driver freed after pickup flips in Pennsauken
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Feb. 13, 2012
• Clayton super search continues with more interviews planned
• Police report luring attempt in Washington Township
• Washington Township 10-year-old foils luring attempt
• Deptford man charged with assaulting Glassboro police officer
• Help for student aid set
• Big welcome home for Glassboro soldier
• Wine and chocolate: The new Valentine's Day couple
• South Jersey community theaters playing on through tough economy
• Witness to Wilt: Woodbury resident was a player in historic night
• One hurt in school bus crash in Washington Township
• Job-seekers abound at GCC forum
• Washington Township police looking for man who robbed TD Bank on Route 42
• Toni Bolis' sister helps Clearview Regional with anti texting and driving campaign
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes home burglaries in Monroe Township - including one where the homeowner scared away the thief
• Williamstown High School seeking hall of fame nominations
• Deptford's wellness run to take place in April
• Deptford man to serve four years in prison for break-ins at former Woodbury Country Club
• Cartoonist and comics theorist Scott McCloud to present talk at Rowan University
• Glassboro Board of Education to meet
• Free movie matinee scheduled for Deptford seniors
• Rowan University career fair to highlight job opportunities with federal government, nonprofit agencies
• RiverWinds solar project still under review
• Gloucester County College Foundation to hold Casino Royale event
• Camden County College offers autism talks
• Glassboro High School offering free community technology nights
• Justin Bieber prom quest continues with trending day part two
• Taliaferro speaks to Glassboro High School students for Black History Month
• $3.5 million improvement project underway at N.J. Turnpike interchange 2 in Woolwich
• Wanted in Gloucester County: June M. Rothmiller
• Photo gallery: Wenonah School jumps rope for heart
• Wine and Chocolate weekend at Heritage Winery
• Bail remains same for man charged in Paulsboro machine-gun murder
• Gloucester County Crimelog: Thefts and arrests in Mantua
• Washington Township BOE deadlocked on election shift
• Facebook warning of incident in Mantua not quite factual
• Medical evac chopper flies for patient in Washington Township school bus crash
• Proposal for gay marriage referendum moves forward; Sen. Sweeney vows to block it
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Feb. 10, 2012
• Freeholders aim to cut county budget in 2012
• A ‘donut’ hole in the menu? Woodbury school district's breakfast options upset parent
• Bipartisan local governments and school boards from Swedesboro, Woolwich, East Greenwich, South Harrison and Kingsway form new Fair Funding Action Committee
• West Deptford committeeman stands his ground over "Heroin High" comment
• Williamstown High School coach to be recognized for accomplishments
• Woodbury council scheduled to meet
• Glassboro elementary school gets a lesson in writing from local author
• Glassboro High School wins second consecutive Gloucester County Consumer Bowl competition
• Gloucester Township police: sleeping driver caused one-car crash
• Diabetic parent questions Woodbury school's breakfast program
• West Deptford committee to meet
• Washington Township parents to be honored by Statewide Parent Advocacy Network
• Washington Township resident moves forward with Isabella's Eyes benefit, despite recent stroke
• Burlington County 200 Club to award emergency personnel, students
• Monroe business sells Powerball ticket worth $10,000 as jackpot grows to $310 million
• Sweeney's bill to ensure cleanup of contaminates sites clears a Senate committee
• Gloucester County grand jury indicts Pennsylvania man in shooting incident last summer in Woodbury Heights
• Short and Sweet food reviews
• Washington Township students collect jeans for homeless youth
• Swedesboro, Woolwich, Eaast Greenwich, and South Harrison officials to meet to discuss school funding
• Ocean County man indicted on child pornography charges
• Washington Township Fire Department warns local businesses about scam
• Images portray civil rights movement during Gloucester County College event
• Four schools compete in Gloucester County Consumer Bowl
• Evesham man charged with 17 car burglaries
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Feb. 9, 2012
• Christie attends LS Power groundbreaking in West Deptford; officials announce expansion
• Supreme Court denies Kiddie Kollege property owners another look at tax sales
• Pitman school district holds third strategic planning session
• Woodbury BOE fills vacant board seat; seasoned teacher to assume position
• Renaissance Catering owners say they'll repay former renters; other caterers pick up their business
• Apartment engulfed in Winslow Township's Edgewood Acres
• Monroe educators release notification about students' recent virus contraction; parents urged to learn symptoms
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes vandalism to home, vehicles in West Deptford Township
• Deptford recycling plant too loud for nearby residents
• Wenonah students jump rope for a good cause
• Harrison Township plan calls for assisted living facility
• Logan township to purchase new firetruck
• Missing Deptford man with Alzheimer's found in Harrison Township
• Gloucester Township police: driver gets out of car after nasty Somerdale Road crash
• Gov. Chris Christe, Sen. Steve Sweeney attend groundbreaking of LS Power Plant in West Deptford
• Swedesboro-Woolwich Board of Education to meet
• Have you seen coyotes on your property? Have they caused any damage?
• Washington Township man sought on stolen property charge
• More than 50 employers to attend Gloucester County career fair
• Taliaferro and others to speak at Glassboro High School for Black History Month
• 'Wizard of Oz' coming to Pitman Broadway's Children's Theatre stage
• Mount Laurel OKs variance for 120 affordable housing units
• Mantua Township's Centre City School kicks off Read Across America (photo gallery)
• Deptford man with Alzheimer's missing
• Rowan merger plan complicates proposal to merge 2 Rutgers law schools
• Mad dash to fill void left by Washington Township caterer
• Harrison Township names Route 322 bypass for Sen. Steve Sweeney
• Washington Township GOP seeks nominees
• Residents urged to vaccinate for whooping cough
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Feb. 8, 2012
• Wenonah Board of Education votes to move school election to November
• Additional $17 million expected to go toward Delaware River dredging
• Washington Township Republican club seeking resumes for mayor, two council seats
• Hurffville Elementary School kicks off read-a-thon
• Washington Township mayor to host open house
• Woodbury School Board scheduled to interview potential replacements for vacant seat
• Deptford teacher and former student to organize Relay for Life event with American Cancer Society
• Paulsboro council to meet
• Mantua house fire severely burns resident and injures two firefighters
• Logan Township committee to meet
• Miss New Jersey Katharyn Nicolle appears in video on the red carpet
• The Cat in the Hat visits Mantua school
• Gloucester County College Center for People in Transition offering workshops
• Rennaissance Catering customers hustle to find alternative; Washington Township biz was also shut down five months ago
• Cumberland County College film series continues
• Local children's author coming to Glassboro
• Glassboro Intermediate School launches ASK test prep mission
• Camden County College wins regional award for city billboard
• Adam Taliaferro will be keynote speaker at Glassboro High School Black History Month celebration
• Video: PAWS for Reading at Swedesboro Library
• Mantua house fires injures three people
• Three injured in Mantua house fire
• Washington Township catering hall shut down for back taxes
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Feb. 7, 2012
• PAWS for Reading comes to Swedesboro Library
• Deptford fifth graders become "Cops and a Half" by writing winning essays on bullying
• Woodbury public schools awarded grant for mentoring programs
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes theft of $1,700 in items from Harrison Township home, truck
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes wallet thefts from business, motor vehicle
• African-American community meeting scheduled in Woodbury
• Deptford Township council to meet
• Greenwich Township Planning/Zoning Board to meet
• No Super Tuesday primary means big cost savings for New Jersey
• Gloucester County's Pet Savers to host beef and beer benefit
• Two Deptford volunteer firefighters charged with arson in Cattell Road fire
• West Deptford mayor selects RiverWinds Advisory Board members
• Deptford woman pleads guilty in 2010 drunk driving accident that killed bicyclist
• Atlantic County authorities: 77-year-old Mullica Township man shot dead
• Photo gallery: Washington Township Super Bowl hoagie sale
• Relay for Life of Mantua to hold Survivor Dinner
• Mantua's Total Turf Experience partners with Virtua
• Check on illegally parked vehicle in Gloucester Township leads to seizure of two sawed-off shotguns; arrests of two
• Pitman school district to hold third strategic plan meeting
• Wenonah Board of Education to hold special meeting
• Harrison Township to name new bypass for Sen. Sweeney
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes Greenwich Township machete threats, burglaries and vehicle arson
• 'Vagina Monologues' to play at Eagle Theatre
• Gas prices continue upward spiral; currently averaging $3.40 per gallon in N.J.
• Washington Township hoagie sale a super venture
• Composer's promise puts Kingsway grad center stage
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Feb. 6, 2012
• Officials eye area for drug recovery support location
• Sweeney: Details still scarce on Rowan, Rutgers-Camden merger
• N.J. organ donors may get a break
• Answer to outages raises worries in Franklin
• West Deptford plant finally gathers steam
• Clearview squad tops Kingsway in mock trial competition
• Fire destroys Franklin Township residence
• South Jersey business executive sentenced to 20 years for advertising child porn
• Rowan University Interim President Ali Houshmand speaks to Rowan community about proposed merger with Rutgers-Camden
• Loan broker from Sicklerville accused in federal information of being invlved in scheme that defrauded banks of $3.2 million
• Newfield resident, a former Vineland cop, pleads guilty to weapons charges
• Camden County College to present Tuskegee Airman program
• Wing Bowl XX proves historic with Kobayashi victory, end of El Wingador era
• Glassboro's Bowe School celebrates literacy with Real Men Read and the Cat in the Hat
• Author Lauren B. Davis to give reading at Camden County College
• Glassboro Rotary casino night to fund scholarships for high school seniors
• Gloucester County grand jury indicts 17
• Green Zebra restaurant coming to the Whitney Center on Rowan Boulevard
• Photo gallery: Kobayashi sets Wing Bowl record as South Jersey legend El Wingador comes in 3rd
• Reward offered in shooting death of Deogones Miguel Almonte in Camden
• Stockton College employee charged with stealing routers over winter break
• Clearview to hold special meeting
• Catholic Schools Week kicks off with senior luncheon
• Clayton man admits to having hundreds of child porn images
• West Deptford man's appeal to stop house demolition denied by township committee
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Sukhjinde Singh
• East Greenwich man to serve 20 years on child porn charge
• Photo gallery: Ryan D'Imperio at Orchard Valley hoagie-eating contest
• Photo gallery: 'Van Gogh Up Close'
• Photo gallery: Williamstown girls basketball wins OT thriller
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Feb. 3, 2012
• West Deptford officials vote to slash salaries
• Freeholders back $5.7M landfill bond
• Gloucester County Institute of Technology students create Super Bowl feast
• West Deptford Middle School students visit Gloucester County Animal Shelter
• Rutgers-Camden students, alumni, faculty voice firm opposition against merger
• Saint Joseph's University lesbian couple denied contest access
• Clearview and Kingsway students to participate in final round of the county's mock trial competiton
• Ricky Bottalico to host meatball eating contest at Botto's Italian line Restaurant
• Camden County College to offer free dental care for kids
• Sweetheart dinner dance planned for Swedesboro-based charity
• LoBiondo co-sponsor to federal legislation repealing 1099-K reporting mandate
• Rowan University students collecting used denim for insulation program
• Greenwich teacher, two sons and GCC student arrested on drug charges in Glassboro
• Gloucester County Chamber of Commerce to host before-hours business card exchange
• Photo gallery: Vikings fullback Ryan D'Imperio came to his Washington Township hometown to promote the Super Bowl hoagie sale
• Gloucester County towns receive federal funds for improvements
• WheatonArts to hold Mid-Winter Antiques Show
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes pizza delivery theft
• Gloucester Township police to step up DWI enforcement during Super Bowl weekend
• Paulsboro prevails over West Deptford wrestlers
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Feb. 2, 2012
• Thursday, February 16, 2012, 7pm, GCHS Library: James Johnson presents "African...
• Gloucester County College names Fred Keating as seventh president
• Gloucester County Freeholders honor West Deptford marching band for competition victories
• Kingsway Regional's field hockey team honored by Gloucester County Freeholders
• Gloucester County received $87,000 for water damage at Board of Elections building
• Fred Keating named seventh president of Gloucester County College
• Deptford fire budget to remain 'pretty much the same' in 2012
• Washington Township hoagie sale in need of increased support
• Westville fire district proposes 2012 budget
• Fourth man charged in connection with series of robberies in Woodbury, Paulsboro, Deptford
• 'Spring Preview' exhibit coming to Woodbury Station Cafe's art space
• Washington Township Board of Education reschedules work session
• Rowan students help community with tax preparation
• Rowan University holds Black History Month events
• National Park Board of Education to meet
• Rutgers-Camden to host public forum to discuss potential merger with Rowan University
• Rooting for the Giants in the Super Bowl? Tell us about it
• Sister of woman killed by distracted driver to adddress Washington Township students
• Camden County College offering FAFSA assistance to students applying to any school
• Glouceter County Crimelog includes theft of cell phone from Clayton home
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Feb. 1, 2012
• Pair sought as fugitives arrested in Greenwich Twp.
• NAACP marks a first for N.J. with high school chapter in Deptford
• Cardinal Anthony Bevilacqua dies
• Glassboro's Dennis Veteri appears for hearing in Winter Classic beating case
• Westville students honored for good traits
• Delaware River dredging critics, advocates await word on federal funding possibility
• Glassboro Intermediate School to host ASK preparation rally
• Gloucester County prosecutor apologizes for SWAT training miscommunication
• Four indicted in connection with Edgewater Park home invasion, sex assault in
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes report of contractor smoking marijuana on roof of Kohl's store in Mantua
• Greenwich Township school district to host blood drive
• East Greenwich students collect Pennies for Patients
• Pitman police: man led officers on multi-county chase in stolen car, then crashed
• Kingsway's Beauty and the Beast cast to perform at Barnes and Noble
• January: Warm but no record-setter
• Professor's 'Catalysts for Contemplation' showing in Camden County College gallery
• Gloucester County College Board of Trustees to meet
• Local nonprofits present 'Heart of Gloucester County'
• 'Adventures in Illegal Art';: Founding member of Negativland to visit Rowan
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes Harrison arrests and a theft report
• Camden County College faculty member Gregory Brellochs' art on view
• Ben Franklin Bridge will light up for Valentine's Day, Presidents' Day and American Heart Association
• DRPA set to OK Camden-Glassboro rail study
• Elk Township's Aura Elementary collects supplies for Gloucester County Animal Shelter
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Jan. 31, 2012
• Agency dissects Christie's 10% tax cut plan
• Christie defends heated civil rights remarks amid criticism
• Holy Trinity Regional School kicks off Catholic Schools Week with Flyers hockey star
• Mayor's Book Club encourages local children to love reading
• Burlington County, Mount Laurel authorities investigating robbery, knife attack
• Madden-Norcross bill would designate Route 42 as 'Purple Heart Memorial Highway'
• Madden bill would offer tax deduction for organ donation
• Four charged with attempted murder in Mount Laurel robbery, knife attack
• East Greenwich committee to consider changes to Parks & Rec committee
• West Deptford committee to hear 113 Cromwell Court appeal
• Gloucester County College Center for People in Transition offers February workshops
• Rowan women's basketball team to hold 'Play 4Kay' game
• Glassboro Intermediate School launches semester-long standardized test sequence
• Contact Relay for Life to support Mohawks for Mom team
• Glassboro dentist to participate in Give Kids a Smile Day
• Glassboro Child Development Centers adds kindergarten program
• Logan Township council to hold special meeting
• Gloucester County corrections, law enforcement officers raise $15K plus at annual Polar Bear Plunge for Special Olympics
• Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office detective set to speak at Clayton Crime Watch meeting
• The Cat in the Hat to visit Bowe School in Glassboro
• Delsea Wrestling Booster Club to hold sweetheart social
• Two caught, two sought in Mount Laurel cabbie assault and robbery
• Couple, wanted in Pennsylvania, arrested in Greenwich Township
• Woodbury fire displaces single parent and her two sons
• 'Dine Like Royalty' at Atlantic Cape's Restaurant Gala fundraiser
• Gas prices in New Jersey rising faster than national average
• Christie plan for university reshuffling means another chapter for Rowan
• Campaign cash means trips, meals and golf for some candidates
• Urgent Care Centers: A new principle in medicine comes to South Jersey
• Developers, students take on 48-hour video game contest
• Gloucester County Utilities Authority prepares for landfill cell expansion project
• Atlantic City robber caught by witnesses is sentenced to six years in prison
• Paulsboro residents rally for post office reopening
• Gloucester County College announces Presidential Start Smart Scholarship
• Gloucester County grand jury indicts 18
• Mantua Fire Commissioners to hold special budget meeting
• Supreme Court takes oral arguments on Gabriella Mosquera residency case
• Harrison Township in search of volunteers
• Student flower show and competition open to public at Deptford Mall
• Pitman's Kindle School students hold themed lunch to promote American chestnut project
• Construction to close lanes on Whitman, Franklin, Barry spans
• 85 join New Jersey State Police
• Area recruits graduate from NJSP training class
• Monroe Township man gets 12 years for robbing Woodbury Heritage's store
• Poll: So far, people don't like the idea of merging Rowan with Rutgers-Camden
• Harrison Township fire district proposes budget with slight tax decrease
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Tabitha L. Phillips
• Mayor to host open house
• VFW honors Sen. Fred Madden
• Harrison Township fire district to hold special meeting
• NJSBA: Questions and answers on how to move school election to November
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes arrests in Logan Township
• Sicklerville woman sentenced to 7 years in vehicular homicide
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes theft of cabinets, windows from homes under construction in Harrison Township
• Six arrested after Glassboro drug search
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Jan. 27, 2012
• New Jersey lawmakers await plan on merger of Rowan, Rutgers-Camden
• Franklin Township wins dispute with insurance carrier over coverage for Kiddie Kollege litigation
• Officials, students discuss pros and cons of proposed merger of Rowan, Rutgers-Camden
• Appointment of new deputy clerk spurs debate in Washington Township
• Aunt of autistic child who drowned last summer in Monroe Township lake indicted on child endangerment charge
• Clayton man indicted in connection with January 2011 fire that damaged former Clayton deli
• Super soaker storm heading our way
• Cherry Hill man accused of molesting 14-year-old in youth ice hockey program
• East Greenwich school celebrates black History month with baseball
• Authorities arrest one accused in connection with Pleasantville beating, stabbing death; seeking another
• Glassboro's Bullock School will kick off Black History Month celebration with Ugandan performance artist
• Gloucester Township police: man and woman faked collection for middle school basketball
• Gloucester County College signs dual enrollment agreement with Wilmington University
• Officials: Fire to vacant Deptford home may be arson
• West Deptford's Willow Woods appeal rescheduled
• West Deptford's Jessup Road solar farm is up and running
• Glassboro Rotary Club donates dictionaries to local elementary school students
• Gloucester County College to debut Presidential Start Smart Scholarship
• Pitman police teach students about stranger safety
• Gloucester County College hosts 'Road to Freedom' presentation
• Autopsy: Man found outside Pleasantville restaurant died from multiple stab wounds
• Sweetheart dinner dance planned for Miracle for Mateo fundraiser
• Swedesboro Parks and Rec to host movie night
• East Greenwich to hold free rabies clinic
• Kingsway mock trial team defeats Washington Township
• Poll: How do you feel about a Rutgers-Camden/Rowan merger?
• Glassboro man finds woman burglarizing his home
• Zipcar comes to Rowan University
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Jan. 26, 2012
• Gov. Chris Christie supports merger of Rutgers-Camden and Rowan University to create South Jersey research university
• Sweeney: Sunoco's Eagle Point must clean up before tax rebates are paid up
• Woodbury residents, officials butt heads over prospective supermarket in town
• Solar farm proposed for Woolwich Township
• Gloucester County Boys & Girls Club celebrates 10 years
• Pitman police investigate adult offering 10-year-old ride; not believed connected to incident Jan. 16
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes Clayton thefts
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Jan. 25, 2012
• Effectiveness of civil unions argued in Senate committee hearing on same-sex marriage
• Gloucester County College signs dual enrollment agreement with Fairleigh Dickinson University
• Woodbury Heights introduces ordinance to allocate money for borough repairs
• Miss America 2012 visits Underwood-Memorial Hospital patients, staff
• Attorney already facing charges that he bilked woman, 96, of $1 million, now accused of stealing $324,000 from Monroe couple
• Camden County College offering mini-courses
• Gloucester County College to sign dual enrollment agreement with Wilmington University
• Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office detective to explain CSI methods at Clayton event
• Preliminary design for Glassboro town square incorporates local input
• Rain for most; snow for some
• LS Power groundbreaking rescheduled
• Westville Lions Club screens Parkview students for optical conditions
• Sewell man charged with drug possession in East Greenwich
• East Greenwich Committee to meet
• Public visioning workshop for Woodbury residents
• Gloucester County Library offers eBook borrowing
• Second redecking phase to begin on Walt Whitman Bridge
• Glassboro police investigate reported abduction/robbery
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Jan. 24, 2012
• Facebook cited in successful search for missing Clayton boy, 7
• State of the Union address set to offer political 'Super Bowl'
• Woodbury world language students ring in Chinese New Year
• Bill to offer families of fallen police, EMS personnel funeral reimbursement clears Senate panel
• Washington, Gloucester Township firefighters create "Station 343" honoring brethren killed on 9/11
• Paulsboro council appoints Stevenson as new member
• N.J. colleges take advantage of new law allowing partnerships with private developers
• Lindenwold victim's family offers $1,000 reward in case of fatal double shooting
• Gloucester Township man accused of fracturing skull of infant son
• South Harrison settles lawsuit with former Mayor Tyson
• Harrison Township Groundhog Day dinner set for Feb. 4
• Cold wave begins drive into region
• Automated license plate reader in Glassboro leads police to stolen motor vehicle; three arrested
• Clayton police: missing seven-year-old found by resident after hours-long search
• Gloucester County students make their choice on School Choice program
• Technical Institute of Camden County cosmetology clinic offers cost-effective salon services
• Gas prices rise by nearly 3 cents per gallon in past week
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes vehicles damaged by hit-and-run motorist in Clayton
• Pitman police charge man with dealing drugs near Middle School
• 3 men caught trying to steal scrap metal in Gloucester Township, also charged with possession of heroin
• Williamstown man, 52, killed in car accident on South Black Horse Pike
• Rowan astronomers to offer observatory open house
• Boys and Girls Clubs of Gloucester County to host economic development breakfast
• Gloucester County College to sign dual acceptance agreement with Fairleigh Dickinson University
• Area Penn State alumni Anthony Scirrotto, ex-Colt Lynell Mitchell recall playing for deceased Joe Paterno
• Gloucester Township police tops in New Jersey for National Night Out event
• Miss New Jersey reflects on Miss America
• NJ communities resistant to medical marijuana centers; patients still seeking relief
• Democrat and GOP attorneys prepare for NJ Supreme Court review of Mosquera, Fourth District Assembly seat matter
• Gary Brackett speaks at Glassboro High
• Area Catholic schools hit again with closings
• Washington Township Marine receives warm welcome home from latest deployment to Afghanistan
• Second teen charged in baseball bat attack, robbery of Pizza Hut deliveryman in Lawnside
• Williamstown native selected as 2012 Phillies Ballgirl
• Pair of prostitutes guilty of stealing cash, pepper spraying men in Atlantic City hotel suite
• Colts linebacker Gary Brackett returns to Glassboro High School
• Woodbury man gets five years in prison for sexually assaulting girlfriend's teen daughter
• Sewell man accused of sexually assaulting four-year-old; loses bid for pre-trial intervention on separate charge
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Michael J. Lamb
• Man accused in Pleasantville murder last month surrenders to Atlantic County authorities
• Want to enjoy more than just the commericals during the Super Bowl? Attend this Football 101 class before the game
• Two men dead after Pleasantville shooting; Atlantic County authorities say it may be gang-related
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes burglaries and thefts
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Jan. 20, 2012
• Spill had a 12-hour head start
• Washington Township teachers, BOE talk, but no deal
• Art Film at Deptford Municipal Building - Johann Sebastian Bach
• The Philadelphia Calligrapher's Society at Galleria Deptford
• Leaders in Gloucester County, other areas talk revitalization with Congressman Rob Andrews
• Car smashes into West Deptford surgeon's office; minor injuries to driver
• Resident lobbies for West Deptford Township home
• Gloucester County Special Services school district opens Bankbridge Development Donation Center
• Woodbury Board of Education member resigns, disqualified after criminal background check
• Underwood-Memorial Hospital begins solar panel project
• University of Delaware professor to speak at Rowan University's seventh annual Rosa Parks Luncheon
• Mount Holly man indicted on charges he assaulted girlfriend, threw knife at police
• Camden County College to host Martin Luther King tribute
• No reduction in $2 million bail for Deptford man accused of killing Hammonton mother and son
• Jury selection to start in case of four-year-old killed in Camden crossfire
• South Jersey residents, should the school board elections be moved to November?
• Philadelphia Zoo welcomes new lion
• Ben Franklin Bridge: South walkway reopens, north walkway closes
• Gloucester Township police us ALPR to recover stolen car, arrest two
• For inmates, WorkPlus a good avenue
• West Deptford votes to settle Sunoco tax appeals
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Jan. 19, 2012
• Websites go black to protest Internet piracy measures
• 8 years for Glassboro man in deadly 2007 stabbing
• Former Mantua mayor sworn in as Superior Court judge
• Bill to aid school districts with extraordinary growth dies with inaction from Gov. Christie
• Deptford man accused of murdering Hammonton mother and son to appear for bail hearing
• Camden authorities investigating overnight shooting, two robberies
• Camden County College will offer free dental cleanings and screenings for local kids
• Paulsboro police arrest man accused of fall burglary on Nassau Avenue
• Deptford man to be sentenced for vehicular homicide in Brooklawn drunk driving incident
• NJ Transit, state DEP to discuss diesel spill clean-up at Washington Township meeting
• Gloucester Township police seek ID of two robbers
• Sicklerville man sentenced to 5 years in prison for Washington Township armed robbery
• Gloucester County Crimelog: Arrests in Logan Township
• Gloucester County College receives art donation
• SOPA: What are you doing about it?
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Jan. 18, 2012
• RiverWinds panel to look for savings
• Ideas aired on proposed Glassboro town square
• Local legislators weigh in on governor's State of the State address
• Pitman school district holds second strategic planning session
• Paulsboro Council to choose new council member
• New dance studio in Harrison Township has something for both kids and adults
• Logan Township Committee meets tonight
• Swedesboro to meet
• Chell's swearing-in ceremony as Superior Court judge set for Wednesday
• Gloucester County Prosecutor: Investigation into beating death of Juan Cuevas still open after six years
• Indianapolis Colts linebacker Gary Brackett to hold book signing in Glassboro
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes report of kids throwing beer bottles in driveway behind Clayton Elks Lodge
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes 'body slamming' damage to garage doors in Harrison Township
• SJH Sports RehabCare debuts Harrison Township location
• Vineland to choose Sandwich of the Year
• Wineries may direct ship their products in N.J. under new law
• Pitman police seek man who allegedly tried to lure 11-year-old
• Bill Cosby discusses social issues during Rowan University's Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship Breakfast
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Jan. 17, 2012
• Military ring found in Paulsboro
• Mantua Township Fire Commissioners to meet
• SUV crashes into Gloucester Township Heritage's store; no injuries reported
• Woodbury students honor Martin Luther King Jr. with a day of service
• Swedesboro-Woolwich celebrates Martin Luther King Day
• Former fireman escapes burning home, recovering from injuries
• Riley picks up first Assembly committee chairmanship; Burzichelli to lead Appropriations panel
• Pitman teachers read to local kids for Martin Luther King Day of Service
• Pitman school district to hold second strategic planning meeting
• Little Red Riding Hood is coming to the Broadway Theatre of Pitman
• 850 seventh graders to graduate from new Gloucester Township DARE program
• Gloucester Township car fire spreads to garage; no injuries, police say
• Gas prices across state rise 1.5 cents per gallon in past week
• Have you been affected by the Grenloch Lake oil spill? We want to hear from you
• Camden man critical after suffering multiple gunshot wounds
• Poll: Should the state's legislators be required to live in the district they are serving for one year before taking office?
• Gloucester County Crimelog lists arrests in South Harrison Township
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Jan. 16. 2012
• Dan Baker to be honored for career achievements
• Local woman campaigns for bald Barbie in support of children with cancer
• A 'lost soul' no more: Relatives provide burial for man in morgue for 20 months
• School elections could be moved to November with new legislation
• Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day observances in area
• Chef goes on big mac attack
• Woodbury man charged in Barrington shooting
• LIVE BLOG: Miss America pageant 2012
• 91-year-old Woodbury man escapes house fire thanks to smoke detectors
• Memorial to heroic police dog who died in the line of duty being built
• Early morning fire guts Woodbury house
• Court sets hearing on Mosquera seat
• Sewage pipe breaks at Washington Lake
• Crews say diesel fuel spill won’t spread further
• Hockey fan attack leads to arrest of Glassboro man
• State, county officials give optimistic business climate forecast at State of the County event
• Arrest made in beating of N.J. cop after Rangers-Flyers game
• Miss New Jersey competes in swimsuit, evening gown in Miss America preliminaries
• Two Glassboro men accused of committing burglaries
• Gloucester County College gives teenage girls opportunities to explore science
• Attorney for victims in Philadelphia Winter Classic attack: civil suit to follow
• Pursuit through nine South Jersey towns and Philadelphia lands Paulsboro teen in prison for six years
• Temperatures plummet as winds pick up in region; some parts of Northeast are dealing with snow
• Housekeeper directed to repay $10,700 in property she stole from six clients
• Wanted in Gloucester County: William C. Jackson
• Camden County College Foundation Board seeking new members
• Gloucester Township police: Sicklerville man confronted customers just after robbing Wawa
• Heroin overdoses in Greenwich, Logan may indicate bad batch of heroin
• Sewage leaking into lake near Washington Lake Park
• South Jersey man charged in post-Winter Classic assault on off-duty cop
• Gloucester County Crimelog: Two thefts reported in Mullica Hill
• 5th Street Tunnel on Philadelphia side of Ben Franklin Bridge to close temporarily
• Nearly 1,900 without electric in Gloucester County
• Glassboro man is arrested in beating of N.J. police officer following Rangers-Flyers game
• Glassboro man charged in post-Winter Classic assault
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Jan. 13, 2012
• Nine Gloucester County board of education members on list of those asked to resign their positions
• Diesel fuel spill fouls Grenloch Lake
• Glassboro High School celebrates local and international diversity at multicultural festival
• Woodbury students open up to peers at "Challenge Day"
• Developers set to return property to Franklin Township after October land sale
• Man who robbed gas station owner in 2010 at Deptford TD Bank gets 100 months
• Washington Township resident honored at White House for being a 'Champion of Change'
• West Deptford High School implements sports handbooks for students and coaches
• Gov. Christie mum on gay marriage bill
• H&R Block to host grand opening for renovated office
• Glassboro to hold planning meetings for Rowan Boulevard town square
• Crews battle diesel spill in Grenloch Lake and creeks in Washington, Gloucester townships
• Should N.J. legalize same-sex marriage?
• Camden County College offering 'Gateway to College' program
• Miss New Jersey takes Miss America stage during preliminaries
• 'Heavy sheen' on Timber Creek, Grenloch Lake busies crews in Washington and Gloucester townships
• Franklin Township charges four in Crown Pipe Line burglaries
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Jan. 12, 2012
• Harrison Township bypass finally open for traffic
• Treasure Hunters Roadshow offers South Jersey residents chance to turn old items into big bucks in West Deptford Township
• Delaware River Port Authority eyes federal funding to aid in cost of Ben Franklin Bridge bike path
• Miss America hopeful from Wenonah takes the stage in Las Vegas
• Should N.J. get on board with gay marriage?
• Media tycoon wants to bring Woodbury Country Club back to life
• LS Power groundbreaking postponed
• Arab-American rights activist killed in Woolwich Township crash; state police initially revived him on scene
• Rowan University students weigh in on New Hampshire primary results
• New Jersey Department of Transportation awards repair grants in Gloucester, Salem and Burlington counties
• Route 322 Bypass now open
• Westville Council to meet
• Monroe Township Ordinance Committee to meet
• Fernandez-Vina named Camden vicinage assignment judge
• Five injured in Franklin Township crash
• Woodbury Crimelog: Warrant arrests and investigations
• Direct shipping bill for wineries approved by New Jersey Assembly
• Plan to move West Deptford refinery to India hits snag
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Jan. 11, 2012
• Mosquera swearing-in on hold after court action
• Legislature OKs aid for ‘super-growth’ districts
• East Greenwich Township to adopt new rules of order for government meetings
• American Red Cross looking for donors
• Senior Medicare Patrol of New Jersey to give presentation in Wenonah on preventing Medicare fraud
• Greenwich Township crimelog: burglars break through kitchen window, woman accused of drunken rampage, etc.
• Complaints filed against two South Harrison board of education members
• Authorities report Camden's first homicide this year; man fatally shot at Crestbury Apartments
• Rain on the horizon
• South Harrison Township crimelog: damage to mailboxes, patient becomes combative in ambulance, and more
• Gloucester County College Board of Trustees to meet
• Glassboro High School senior named Glassboro Idol
• West Deptford Zoning Board to reorganize
• Supreme Court stops Mosquera from taking Assembly oath minutes before ceremony
• Cherry Hill police seek help solving burglaries at Department of Transportation facility
• Deptford to hold Martin Luther King Jr. celebration
• East Greenwich Committee to meet
• Sweeney: N.J. gay marriage fight will be with Christie, not Legislature
• Assembly's top GOP member dies in statehouse; State of State to be delayed
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Jan. 10, 2012
• Sweeney vows fight for gay marriage; says biggest hurdle will be Christie's desk
• Appellate court clears Fourth District Assemblywoman-elect for office in wake of residency challenge
• EPA suit alleges improper cleanup methods by contracting company at former DuPont site in Greenwich Township
• Deptford students learn about the first manned air balloon, compete in township contest
• Gloucester Township police: McDonald's receipt leads to alleged thieves
• National Park Mayor Cooper takes on curb appeal and town pride
• Glassboro High School multicultural festival will reach out to ESL families
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes arrest for marijuana possession in Harrison
• Rowan University students offer impressions of New Hampshire primary
• Man admits to driving on pills, pot and cocaine in crash that injured Mantua woman
• Gloucester County College will hold 'Women in Technology' event
• Glassboro to hold land sale auction
• Gas prices aross N.J. surge 9.8 cents per gallon in past week
• Madden bill creating MS Task Force signed into law
• Westville man admits to breaking doctor's nose at Underwood Memorial Hospital
• Gas retailers may offer rebates, incentives under new N.J. law
• Route 322 bypass to open Wednesday
• Poll: Should school board elections be moved to November? Legislature to vote on bill that would allow it
• Franklinville couple honored for volunteer work
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Jan. 9, 2012
• D'Alessandro, Cabezas begin new terms on Glassboro council
• Millville man who led police on car chase sentenced to six years in prison, fined
• For thieves, scrap metal looking more like a bright, shiny target
• New Pitman mayor takes oath of office
• GCC hosts third annual KotriCon
• Paulsboro schools get school resource officer
• Mayor Shivery looks toward's Greenwich Township's future
• Report contests Army Corps claims on river dredging
• Mosquera files appeal in the fight to re-win Fourth District Assembly seat
• Freeholders reorganize, vow continued fiscal scrutiny in 2012
• Assemblyman probes usefulness of red light traffic cameras following YouTube video
• Venice Italian Eatery hosts pizza-making class for disabled adults
• Jacob, Truhan sworn in to new terms on Woodbury Heights council
• West Deptford Township help high school Eagles display their championship win
• Winter takes back seat to brief warm spell
• GCC offers Introduction to Logistics course
• 4-H club to host regional small animal and herpetology show
• Judge rules against Atlantic City mayor, says police can patrol casino parking garages
• Cherry Hill police charge Locustwood Memorial Park cemetery employee with theft of 200 items from gravesites
• Millville man to serve 6 years for pursuit stemming from shoplifting charge
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Joshua D. Bowerman
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes theft of comforter sets from outside Family Dollar store
• Authorities: Pemberton fire that killed 7-year-old accidental
• Rowan University students to blog from New Hampshire Republican primary
• Glassboro to hold two Rowan Boulevard town square planning meetings
• Gloucester County College to offer free logistics course to New Jersey businesses
• Underwood-Memorial and South Jersey Health Systems to join forces
• Superior Court order voids Mosquera of Fourth District Assembly seat victory
• West Deptford reorganizes; Chintall named mayor
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Jan. 6, 2012
• Greenwich Township Board of Education delays school consolidation bond referendum
• Superior Court ruling strips Mosquera of Fourth District Assembly seat win
• 13 districts would be eligible for $4.1 million in new school aid under bill backed by Burzichelli-Riley
• Legislation that would allow some direct shipping of wine in N.J. clears Assembly committee
• Construction projects on three DRPA spans may affect traffic flow
• Wenonah council reorganizes
• Deptford to be home of Gloucester Catholic High School athletic fields
• Burzichelli-backed bill would permit horse wagering in some taverns
• Man gets 12 years for 2009 fatal stabbing in Atlantic City's Irish Pub
• Glassboro second grader's limousine dream comes true
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes vandalism at Harrison Township church
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes theft of Dodge Ram pickup from Clayton residence
• Woodbury police: Two targeted in phony check scams
• During reorganization, Washington Township mayor & council resolve old disputes, predict $1 million budget gap for 2012
• Gloucester County College looking for people to audition for 'Hairspray'
• Mild air makes brief comeback across the East
• Underwood-Memorial and South Jersey health systems to merge
• Clementon man leads Gloucester Township police on foot chase before being arrested
• It snowed overnight in South Jersey
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Jan. 5, 2012
• Elk Township Democrat wins township committee seat following Superior Court ruling
• Harrison Township reorganization includes Manzo, Clowney tapped for leading roles again
• Harrison Township Committee to reorganize
• Clayton council reorganizes
• Bail lowered to $600,000 for woman accused in Camden Shaken Baby Syndrome case
• Bail increased to $1 million for man charged with Winslow Township barber shop murder
• Rowan official: RA's boyfriend accused of using master key, entering "numerous" rooms in Rowan Boulevard Apartments
• Gloucester County College looking for 'Hairspray' auditions
• Gloucester County College to host KotoriCon anime convention
• Camden County College students to exhibit in Bridgeton gallery show
• Outgoing Pitman mayor reflects on term
• Pitman council to reorganize
• Glassboro council to reorganize
• Authorities: Pleasantville woman collected welfare while employed
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes thefts, warrant and theft arrests
• Temperatures to moderate before cold snap expected next week
• Rowan RA's boyfriend gets access to Rowan Boulevard apartments
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Jan. 4, 2012
• Washington Township High School marching band headed to BCS title game
• East Greenwich Township set to share Andrews, LoBiondo as U.S. representatives
• Wild weather in 2011 sets New Jersey records
• Winslow Township man held in New Year's Eve murder
• As Westville reorganizes council, officials look to expand municipal space
• Logan Township swears in Minor and Morris to new terms
• Woodbury council swears in newcomer, incumbents to new terms
• Paulsboro council meets, reorganizes
• After decades of hurricanes, floods and storms, Washington Township resident retires from Army Corps of Engineers
• Burlington City man admits he smothered infant son to silence his crying
• Greenwich Township council to meet for reorganization
• Westville council to meet for annual reorganization meeting
• Paulsboro council to meet for reorganization
• Man killed in Winslow Township is brother of woman stabbed to death in Washington Township
• Deptford Township Zoning Board to meet
• Atlantic County Prosecutor IDs two injured in Atlantic City shooting; one other victim was killed
• Glouceter County Crimelog includes arrests for driving while under the influence in Harrison Township
• Rowan University names four to South Jersey Technology Park Board of Directors
• Clayton council to reorganize Wednesday
• Wenonah council will reorganize Wednesday
• First flakes of the year heading our way
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: Tuesday, January 3, 2012
• Freeholder-elect Taliaferro admits to pre-swearing-in jitters
• Art Film at Deptford Municipal Building - Baryshnikov In Carmen
• Despite Flyers' 3-2 loss to Rangers, Winter Classic experience at Citizens Bank Park sure to provide lasting memories for area fans
• Grant returns as East Greenwich mayor
• Winter classes offer chance to get a leg up on credits
• Bill Cosby to speak at Martin Luther King breakfast at Rowan
• Scirrotto selected mayor of Mantua
• Washington Township Band to prep for appearance at BCS national championship game
• Strongest Link: Was Christmas once illegal?
• First born of the new year in Gloucester County
• One forecast: $5 per gallon gas in the near future
• Nearly 100 years old, flower shop in rare company
• Ex-Flyer Eric Lindros shows there's no hard feelings in Winter Classic Alumni Game
• Franklin committee selects Petsch as mayor
• McCall returns as South Harrison mayor
• Maccarone back as Woolwich mayor
• PolitiFact N.J.: Our 2011 Truth-O-Meter report card
• County to use $100,000 in state funds to create a 'snapshot' of passenger rail line through region
• County plans reorganization meetings for 2012
• Mummers want onlookers to expect the unexpected
• Marine receives surprise welcome in Washington Township
• Menu and merchandise ready for Flyers-Rangers Winter Classic game
• Washington Township Fire Commissioners to hold budget adoption hearing
• West Deptford police Lieutenant graduates from FBI National Academy
• Gloucester County grand jury indicts 18
• Pine Hill man indicted on allegations he broke man's neck in fight over tattooing equipment
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes theft of Dodge Intrepid in Clayton
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Rafael J. Gautier-Carrasquillo
• Local dancers realize their Disney dreams
• Pitman's 'Keep Christ in Christmas' banner will come down in January
• West Deptford police charge Westville woman with burglary to Colonial Manor home
• Going to the Winter Classic? We want to hear from you.
• Gloucester County Times front page for Friday, December 30, 2011
• Gloucester County keeping seniors healthy with nutrition program
• Missing man sought in Winslow Township
• Washington Township police aim to auction 22 vehicles online
• West Deptford Committee approve new senior bus
• Freeholders appoint municipal officials to GCUA in controversial vote
• Greenwich Township police charge one with burglary, another with possession of pills, pot
• G.G. Green building dodges demolition, likely to be redeveloped
• Washington Township police department prepares to auction off vehicles on eBay
• East Greenwich PILOT agreement to bring nearly $20 million in the next 30 years
• Sears Holdings identifies 79 Sears and Kmart stores slated for closing; no New Jersey locations are on the list
• New firefighter hired to Woodbury Fire Department
• Mega Million riches elude New Jersey but four tickets sold in South Jersey worth between $10,000 and $30,000
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes theft of tools from Clayton residence
• Woolwich township to hold year-end meeting tonight
• Gloucester Township police leader completes FBI National Academy
• Gloucester County Times front page for Thursday, December 29, 2011
• Disaster aid for N.J. residents increases by $10M
• Burzichelli prepares to leave Paulsboro Mayor seat
• In split votes, East Greenwich township committee approves two PILOT programs
• Freeholders, Woolwich Township partner in bridge rebuild project
• Greenwich Twp. BOE to discuss renovations at special meeting
• Deptford Township tax revaluations to be released in January
• Harrison Township Fire District to hold meeting and vote Friday
• Gloucester County College to offer educational workshops
• Legislators remind low-income residents of heating assistance
• State encourages First Day hikes in NJ parks
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes thefts of jewelry, radiator in Clayton
• Glassboro teen's YouTube video asking Justin Bieber to prom ranks 25 for Twitter topics
• Rutgers-Camden names dean for inaugural nursing school
• Set to leave office, Joe Chila looks back on service as Woolwich Township mayor with pride
• Franklin Township committee directs $4M bond ordinance toward area upgrades
• N.J. intersection crashes are posted on YouTube by red light camera system provider (with video)
• National Park VFW closed; vet. park maintenance changes hands
• Vacant Woodbury restaurant recently purchased, to become downtown diner in coming weeks
• Greenwich Twp. BOE to hold special meeting
• Delsea Regional service club takes up collection of children's book for local hospital
• Greenwich Township crimelog: seven burglaries, two failed attempts in less than a week
• Tweeting about Glassboro student asking Justin Bieber to prom breaks top 100 trending topics
• Glassboro student, friends tweet all night about YouTube video asking Justin Bieber to prom
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes thefts of weapons, 'presents' in Clayton
• Gloucester County Times front page for Tuesday, December 27, 2011
• Careless smoking said to cause fatal Glassboro fire
• Careless smoking blamed for fatal Glassboro fire although officals could not locate cigarette that sparked blaze
• Gas prices reverse course, rise 1.9 cents per gallon in past week
• Group to offer presentation on common scams involving the elderly before Paulsboro Senior Club
• Seven from Glassboro earn way into All South Jersey Honors Ensembles
• East Greenwich Township's Bodo-Otto House named for local Revolutionary War figure
• DRPA considers reopening Depression-era Franklin Square station
• Pitman playwright's latest work tackles life of legendary Dodgers' owner Branch Rickey
• Man dies in fire at Glassboro motel
• Man dies in Glassboro motel fire Christmas morning
• Monroe Township man killed in early morning crash
• Boys & Girls Club Gloucester County treated to a holiday party by local company
• Miss N.J.: A journey to Miss America
• Bald Eagles make a comeback in New Jersey
• Shady Lane Nursing Home provides cheerful holiday luncheon for residents
• Redrawn congressional boundaries splits East Greenwich between Andrews, LoBiondo
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes arrests and thefts in Logan Township
• Williamstown horse trainer charged with indecent assault, banned from Parx Racing for 10 years
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Dec. 23, 2011
• Westville teachers face off in 'Name that Carol'
• New sign aids Woodbury Heights
• Hamilton man charged with murder in Paulsboro shooting death
• Monroe Township soldier's homecoming surprises mom, sisters
• Sewell woman killed in Washington Township crash
• Wenonah School hosts send-off rally for Miss New Jersey Katharyn Nicolle
• Pitman family escapes fire to Lakeside Drive home
• Atlantic County authorities arrest four on cocaine charges
• Vehicle crashes into trees on Route 55 in Deptford
• Pitman's 'Keep Christ in Christmas' banner will remain hanging for the holiday, local churches plan to carol beneath it
• Autopsy: Atlantic County Sheriff's Officer committed suicide
• Wenonah receives nearly $25,000 for upgrades to hiking trail
• West Deptford Police: Wrong number listed in township calendar
• Washington Township economic development encourages residents to shop locally
• Colder temps, chance of snow heading our way
• Post offices to close early Dec. 24 and 31
• Logan Township students hold luncheon for town's seniors
• Delsea's YODA group takes message of hygiene to younger students around Gloucester County
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Dec. 22, 2011
• New Jersey officials hope to finalize legislative district map as merger lines become clearer
• Conlin abuse allegations highlight debate over statute of limitations
• DiMarco, Wallace log last meeting on Gloucester County freeholder board
• East Greenwich school board begins plans for construction
• Sweeney: Expand Rowan-GCC partnership across South Jersey
• Mantua Township committee names Michael Silvanio to fill unexpired term
• Are you an avid bird watcher?
• Small fire breaks out at West Deptford chemical plant; no injuries reported
• Westville BOE to meet
• National Park council members meet
• Driver critical after early morning crash on 295 in West Deptford
• Legislation would create a statewide youth suicide prevention plan
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes bicycle, gas thefts in Clayton
• Vehicle overturns on Exit 21 of I-295 North
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Dec. 21, 2011
• Teachers press Washington Township BOE for a contract
• Glassboro Boys & Girls Club celebrates Christmas
• Glassboro student who asked Justin Bieber to prom gets Ryan Seacrest shout-out
• Deptford volunteers deliver holiday cheer, goods to residents' front door
• Newspaper reports legendary baseball writer Bill Conlin molested four children during the 1970s in Washington Township
• Harrison Township lights up the Christmas season with a giant tree
• Washington Township police: Mantua man critical but stable after being hit by car
• Court finds Elk Township Committee violated Open Public Meetings Act
• West Deptford High School holds holiday festival
• Paulsboro schools looking for outstanding teacher recommendations
• Paulsboro officials endorse plaza redo
• Gloucester County College to offer free day and evening ESL classes
• Three more arrested in connection with Greenwich burglaries
• Fourth man admits to plot to sink fishing ship off Cape May
• Seven arrested during Washington Township DWI checkpoint
• Rowan University public relations and journalism student receives award for professional promise
• Rowan Radio to present 36 hours of holiday music
• There is talk of a white Christmas - for some
• Reminder: Wheelabrator Gloucester holding info. session
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes tampering with Christmas displays in Harrison Township
• N.J. man poses as both female harassment victim, male stalker to get to know cop
• Gloucester County Crimelog: Arrests, breakins in Logan Township
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Dec. 20, 2011
• Old law may play part in judge's decision over New Jersey's recent Fourth District assembly election
• A song of ice and Flyers: Citizens Bank Park gears up to host NHL's Winter Classic versus Rangers
• Greenwich Township, school officials weigh building consolidation options
• Greenwich Twp. to put in four-way stop
• Harrison Township will combine its planning and zoning board
• The pal in principal: Fourth-grader reigns at school for a day
• East Greenwich approves redevelopment agreement for Berkley Square
• Gloucester Township police charge township man with two burglaries
• Woodbury encourages local employees to 'Live Where You Work'
• West Deptford Planning Board: meeting canceled
• West Deptford BOE to meet
• Cold front will move through area accompanied by some showers
• Gloucester County crimelog includes report of a Clayton man stabbed in the neck
• Paulsboro council to meet; discussing redevelopment
• Gas prices across New Jersey drop 3.7 cents per gallon in past week
• Greenwich twp. council and school board to meet
• Harrison Board of Education will meet tonight
• Kingsway Board of Education to meet
• Gloucester County Sheriff's officers capture one of Most Wanted
• South Harrison Township crimelog includes weekend burglary, motor vehicle theft arrest
• Deptford man recognized for long list of Special Olympics wins
• Pitman sign debate heats up
• Prostate health important
• Larry the Cable Guy to join Philly tailgaters for Eagles vs. Jets
• Docimo says goodbye to West Deptford Committee
• West Deptford students hold wax museum
• Moorestown man charged with DWI, other offenses after Deptford crash that injured three
• New Jersey authorities: Mount Holly officer justified in firing shot at allegedly armed man
• One man shot, another beaten and robbed in Camden
• Glassboro Board of Education welcomes new staff members to district
• Wenonah sets requirements for police chief
• Paulsboro police report five recent burglaries, theft; offer tips on keeping thieves away
• Tabernacle man accused of luring teen girl in Shamong Township
• Gloucester County boasts savings by refunding bond ordinance
• Government could get loans to redevelop Brownfields sites under advancing bill
• Riley bill would allow retailers to offer gas rebates
• Norcross bill to move school elections to November approved by Senate committee
• Greenwich Township man arrested in connection with series of burglaries
• Veterans hotline created; Madden thanks UMDNJ
• Holiday shows to be performed at Camden County College
• Sweeney legislation to revamp EMS clears Senate
• Madden bill to create MS Task Force clears N.J. Assembly
• Clearview Regional vocal ensemble wins B101 Christmas Choir Competition
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes attempted burglary of a Clayton home
• In Pitman, controversial Christmas banner polarizes Gloucester County borough
• Amber Alert canceled for sisters in Middlesex murder case
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Dec. 16, 2011
• California man makes his way through New Jersey during 6-month walk across the country
• West Deptford man, 35, indicted in stabbing
• Chell earns OK as Superior Court judge
• Franklin mercury battle turns to insurer
• Newfield man killed when truck crashes in Franklin Township
• Glassboro's Robins' Nest offers Santa's Workshop for families in need
• Clearview Regional students give back to the community
• Glassboro raid yields marijuana, cash; two arrested
• Boggs Auto giveaway brings single mom to tears
• West Deptford Police: Wrong number listed in township calendar
• Norcross-Madden bill to aid families of fallen police officers, firefighters clears Senate panel
• West Deptford committee holds public presentation for solar panels at RiverWinds
• Moriarty-backed bill to aid those whose work hours are cut clears Senate
• Passenger of allegedly drunk driver in Pennsville dies in burning car
• Gloucester County authorities arrest 69 on child support warrants
• Volunteers needed for Serv-A-Tray program
• Woodbury to hold final 'Festive Friday' of season
• Gloucester County College to hold KotoriCon
• Glassboro's Real Men Read program to be highlighted in TV broadcast
• Video: Washington Township High School Powder Puff Game 2011
• Woodbury receives sizable contribution for town clock project
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Dec. 15, 2011
• Washington Township police seek carjacker
• Funds to repair two South Jersey railroads
• Police seek suspect in Gloucester Township robbery
• Gov. Chris Christie announces $2 mil to Food Bank of South Jersey
• Daws named West Deptford mayor; DiCarlo nominated for open spot
• South Jersey Food Bank to receive extra $2 million in funding as demand increases
• 'Keep Christ in Christmas' original sign-maker in Pitman selling more bumper stickers to supporters
• Retired Hammonton detective indicted in fatal Hamilton Township hit-and-run
• Atlantic City man accused of beating 71-year-old is indicted on murder charges
• Chick-fil-A fans camp out at Mantua restaurant for free food
• Westville council to meet
• Snow may be on the horizon for next week
• What people are saying about Pitman's 'Keep Christ in Christmas' banner controversy
• Gloucester Township police seek Blenheim Wawa robbery suspect
• West Deptford Twp. committee holds special meeting
• Deptford High School Naval Jr. ROTC collects toys for needy
• Eastern State Penitentiary kicks off winter activities
• West Deptford crimelog includes theft of $200+ in baby formula
• Washington Township carjacker sought
• Man found dead in West Deptford section of Woodbury Creek identified
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes breakins in Greenwich Township
• At 92, World War II Marine from Washington Township finally gets his Purple Heart
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Dec. 14, 2011
• Residents: Franklin Township Committee 'dropped the ball' with cheap land sale deal
• Newfield council adopts fire department ordinance
• Pitman attorney says Christmas banner is a zoning issue
• West Deptford company donates truckload of toys to local families
• Assemblywoman-elect challenged on her residency
• Camden man guilty of using 16-year-old to sell crack cocaine
• Man pleads guilty to aggravated manslaughter in Egg Harbor Township killing
• South Harrison Board of Ed to meet
• East Greenwich Committee to meet tonight
• Local self-defense class raises funds for St. John of God
• Utility vehicles stolen from Winslow Township business
• Pittsgrove Township woman injured in Harrison crash near Clearview High
• Firefighters free victim from truck involved in Harrison Township crash
• Gloucester Township police seek to ID K-Mart robbery suspect
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes thefts, vandalism
• Autopsy: Pleasantville man's death a homicide
• Readers' Theatre Project presenting 'An American Christmas' at Camden County College
• Group takes issue with Christmas banner in Pitman
• Camden County Historical Society to hold 'Rare and Used Book Sale'
• A reading of 'An American Christmas' set at Camden County College
• Zimmerman sworn in as new Pitman police chief
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Dec. 13, 2011
• Gloucester County grand jury hands up 41 indictments
• Bankbridge Developmental Center students bring holiday cheer to Gloucester Manor in Deptford Township
• Brigantine restaurant admits charging for premium vodka but dispensing cheaper spirits
• GOP candidate for Elk Township Committee takes deciding ballot to state Superior Court
• West Deptford Democrats choose candidates for open township committee spot
• Carjacking, non-fatal shooting reported in Camden over weekend
• Camden man sentenced in connection with killing of Mount Holly man over missing liquor
• Children's author visits Bullock School in Glassboro
• Man admits to robbing Woodbury Heritage's with knife
• Woodbury to hold last 'Festive Friday' of the season
• Deptford High School Naval RJOTC to host toy drive on Friday
• Woodbury City Council meets tonight
• South Harrison Township crime log: police say man driving stolen car had pot too
• Gas prices across New Jersey continue to decline
• Clayton Crimelog includes theft of a gun belonging to ex-husband
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: December 12, 2011
• WT BOE, council meeting to cover shared services, library future
• He's always ready to answer the call, even at 76
• Paulsboro looks to add retail, residential space at plaza
• Chick-fil-A to give away free food as part of opening of Mantua store
• DRPA stipend to N.J. questioned
• Police use of ‘pings’ stirs legal pangs
• 'Wreaths of Remembrance' placed at county veterans cemetery
• Police seek help in body’s identification
• Adelphia's hosts 10th annual Children's Breakfast
• Assembly OKs bill to allow special need students to bring service animals to school
• State police seek help identifying man found dead in West Deptford creek
• West Deptford committee excludes election winners from meeting
• Rowan honor students give kids a Grinch-y party
• State police seek to ID body found by surveyer in West Deptford
• Deptford native deployed, leaves four siblings behind
• Body found in creek in West Deptford Township
• Clayton business closing due to advances in technology and shortfalls in local business environment
• Two killed in separate crashes on same section of Monroe Township roadway
• Taxicab driver charged in fatal weekend hit-and-run in Atlantic City
• Wenonah School district wins safety award
• Virginia Scott and Isabelita Abele reappointed to Gloucester County College Board of Trustees
• Two seriously injured in Monroe Township crash
• Mantua Township business owner saves a laundromat from fire
• Rowan University Circle K club to hold clothing collection
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Dec. 9, 2011
• Gloucester County direct mailing firm, citing 'industrial sabotage' to halt operations; 600 to be laid off
• Owners offer deal on River Cove
• Grant money to aid with Gloucester County service programs' administrative costs
• Former PTA official in Franklin Township charged with theft of funds
• Gloucester County officials say upcoming TV "Showcase" can teach much about Internet dangers
• Burlington County authorities: Pemberton EMS squad members stole $26K plus from their group
• Norcross: Give towns, school board option to move BOE elections to November
• Sam's Club hosts 'Dream Drive' with The Salvation Army, Eagles' wives for needy
• Convicted shoplifter from Bridgeton who fell asleep at trial denied new trial motion
• Atlantic County, Somers Point authorities arrest six on cocaine, pot charges
• State police seek hit-and-run driver who injured National Guardsman in Vineland
• Glassboro police seek driver who hit pedestrian
• Clayton Historic Preservation to host holiday tour
• Pitman police charge borough man with eight local burglaries
• Pitman hosts Santa, offers other holiday activities
• Woodbury police arrest three on illegal gun possession charges
• Rowan University athletes to help kids shop and wrap for the holidays
• N.J. man puts rednecks, hippies and misguided tourists on the map
• Rutgers-Camden student dies in Collingswood lake
• Basement collapse renders Deptford house unliveable
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Dec. 8, 2011
• Glassboro High School student invites Justin Bieber to prom
• Flashing light set to go up at Woolwich Township's Auburn and Oldmans Creek Roads
• Home invasion, attempted carjacking mar Camden overnight
• West Deptford students remember Pearl Harbor
• Pitman police conduct surprise drug sweep of school lockers
• State officials: New Jersey ranks among the best in nation in preventing fire deaths
• Rowan Kappa Delta Pi to host Grinch-themed pajama party for local kids
• Share your holiday pet traditions with GCT
• Let's Dance Studio dancers to perform 'Nutcracker With a Twist'
• Wash. Twp. High music deptartment to present 'Siberian Streamroller Project'
• Gloucester County Special Services Board of Education certifies tenure charges against Bankbridge teacher in bullying scandal
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Dec. 7, 2011
• Harrison Township to host Holiday House Tour
• County to put 4 properties on auction block again
• Deptford Sam's Club to host 'Dream Drive' with The Salvation Army, Eagles' wives association
• Woodbury official, business owner maintains faith in downtown revitilization
• Gloucester County Wreaths of Remembrance ceremony to be held Saturday
• Gloucester Township police seek help IDing burglar in jewelry store video
• Snow to fall along I-95 corridor
• Deptford's Seven Star Diner set to reopen Wednesday, after small fire
• Glassboro police taking part in holiday season crackdown on drunk drivers
• Gloucester County Crimelog: Arrests and thefts in Greenwich Township
• Swedesboro church to host breakfast with Santa
• Paulsboro council to meet
• Glassboro to hold breakfast with Santa
• 'Santa Claus is Coming to Town' coming to Broadway Theatre of Pitman
• Angels of God Clothing Closet to hold toy drive
• Bankbridge teacher caught on video loses job
• Firefighter sent to hospital in Haddonfield
• Seven Stars Diner in Deptford hit by early morning roof fire
• Veterans, residents join Congressman Andrews for 21st Pearl Harbor Day Commemoration
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Dec. 6, 2011
• Plan to convert Wenonah mansion into residential health care facility falls through
• Post Office closures could come from relaxed standards proposed Monday
• Washington Township Mayor Barbara Wallace to hold first 'constituent services day'
• Delsea Regional senior Jaime Richards named student of the month
• Camden sees five non-fatal shootings, home invasion robbery, street robbery over weekend
• Camden man shot in head, killed over weekend in city's latest homicide
• Snow a possibility for South Jersey later this week
• Woolwich Township Committee to meet today
• Harrison Township Committee to meet
• $15,000 in items stolen during home invasion of Elk Township residence
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes reports of illegal activity at vacant homes in Clayton
• Gas prices across New Jersey continue slide
• Gloucester County Times front page for Monday, December 5, 2011
• Heavy fog blankets parts of N.J.
• Burzichelli small business regulation bill clears Senate panel
• Organizer of charity event hopes for help
• Work on Rowan rain gardens continues
• Locally grown tree lights up the night in Cherry Hill
• Recount affirms Woodbury vote
• Clearview Art department receives grant
• Glassboro Bottom Dollar store opens
• Gateway H.S. students attend career day
• Pitman, Glassboro police move in on home alleged to have pot, shotguns and other weapons
• Deptford Public Library to acknowledge Pearl Harbor anniversary
• Elk election may come down to vote by mail ballot twice rejected by Gloucester County Board of Elections
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes damage to mattress inside holding cell in Clayton police department
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes theft of landscaping trailer from West Deptford business
• Actors' Equity member appearing in Camden County College production
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Shaunette R. Woods
• Glassboro school seeking outstanding teacher nominations
• Fire heavily damages RiverWinds home in West Deptford; no injuries reported
• Glassboro children are invited to 89th annual fire department Christmas party
• United States Postal Service advises customers to mail early for holidays
• Bail reduction denied for woman who burned down her Washington Township residence
• Glassboro man gets 11.5 years for possession, distribution of child porn
• Congressman Andrews to host 21st annual Pearl Harbor Day event at Battleship New Jersey
• Williamstown church hosting cookie walk and concert
• TD Bank to light 60-foot tree that came from Franklin Township farm
• Rutgers-Camden nursing students to provide health services to Camden women
• New Jersey bear hunt set to begin
• West Deptford discusses RiverWinds solar project
• Rowan student dies of injuries suffered in car accident last month
• Swingers' party is called off
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Dec. 2, 2011
• Dickens Christmas Village opens in Swedesboro
• 14 N.J. gas stations charged with selling lower octane fuel than advertised
• Pitman school district holds first strategic planning meeting
• Two cousins sentenced in 2010 Camden slaying
• Woodbury Station Cafe to double as art venue
• Camden man guilty of 2009 murder after fight that began with cell phone battery
• Woodbury Heights to hold annual tree lighting ceremony
• Santa comes to Woodbury for parade, tree lighting ceremony
• Bottom Dollar Food to open Glassboro store tomorrow
• Cooper Medical School of Rowan University associate dean explains the importance of diversity
• Monroe Township Board of Education to meet
• Woodbury Boy Scouts to hold Christmas tree sale
• Rowan University to host middle school LEGO robot competition
• For sportscaster Phil Stone, electricity of life now lies in his faith
• Perchocet, crack cocaine and marijuana seized, Glassboro pair charged
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes theft of jewelry from safe at Clayton home
• West Deptford officials: Risque party at Club Champagne canceled
• Accuweather: Expect a brutal winter
• Eight gas stations in Gloucester, Camden counties charged with selling fuel with octane ratings less than advertised
• Camden man fatally shot in Paulsboro
• Fatal shooting reported in Paulsboro
• Gloucester County Crimelog: Runaway, missing person in South Harrison
• Shades of Joey Coyle! Would you give the money back?
• Fisherman finds alligator in Gloucester County pond
• Authorities charge Deptford Township man with Hammonton double murder; accused was Facebook friend of victim
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Dec. 1, 2011
• After a quarter century, retiring Woodbury firefighter has seen changes
• East Greenwich Township property revaluations project average tax cost to drop
• Harrison Township's new health care facility holds grand opening
• Gloucester County Institute of Technology now accepting engineering academy applications
• Deptford Township man charged with double murder of Hammonton mother and son
• Police release name of man killed in Woodlynne shooting; accused shooter held on $1M bail
• LS Power Correction
• Yellow Ribbon Club is collecting cookies for troops
• Rowan University planetarium will present holiday show
• Rowan University will host MBA information sessions in Marlton and Cherry Hill
• Gloucester County to recount votes cast in Elk Township, Woodbury's first ward
• One killed in Turnpike crash in Cherry Hill
• Alligator fished out of Franklinville Lake
• Burlington County drug court to hold graduation
• South Harrison committee to meet
• Livingston Taylor to perform at Appel Farm
• Ben Franklin Bridge lighting will commemorate Pearl Harbor and celebrate Hannukah, Christmas, Kwanzaa and the New Year
• Strong arm robbery reported in Clayton
• View 'stars' exhibit at Betsy Ross House
• Local H&R Block offices team up with Toys for Tots
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Nov. 30, 2011
• West Deptford Township: Party may be too racy
• West Deptford BOE weighs dress code
• Washington Township students to collect toys for 24 hours
• Paulsboro Post Office officials say closure is temporary
• Former Phillie Milt Thompson speaks to Williamstown students
• Paulsboro library expansion begins
• LS Power closes deal with Gloucester County
• West Deptford Mayor Anna Docimo sets resignation date
• Clayton to hold holiday parade and tree lighting
• Gloucester County Chamber of Commerce to hold holiday business card exchange and toy drive
• Pitman Board of Education to hold first strategic planning meeting Thursday
• Vandals go on tire-slashing spree in Washington Township
• West Deptford Mayor Anna Docimo will resign in two weeks
• Adventure Aquarium celebrates the holiday season
• Graphic designer Armando Milani to visit Rowan for gallery talk
• Gloucester County Prosecutor to offer defensive drivers' course
• Heavy rain will bring travel delays
• Glassboro Fraternal Order of Police lodge collecting toys to distribute to civic organizations
• Gloucester County College to host tree lighting ceremony
• Gloucester County College Psychology Club to host handwriting analysis
• Tim Chell, Mantua mayor, nominated to be Superior Court judge
• Deptford Township officials, residents make holidays special for local families in second annual Mayor and Council Holiday Toy and Food Drive
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Nov. 29, 2011
• Measure would toughen restrictions for teen drivers, parents in New Jersey
• National Park store owner accused of having 80 vials of synthetic pot, 100+ cartons of untaxed smokes
• Monroe police officer injured in Black Horse Pike accident
• Florence Township court employee accused of stealing money meant for court
• West Deptford BOE to discuss dress code
• Lindenwold man admits to cocaine possession in Paulsboro case
• Local volunteer awarded for 70 years of service
• West Deptford hospice to hold tree of life dedication
• Glassboro High School to present ' The Christmas Cavalier'
• Glassboro High School Music Boosters will host annual breakfast with Santa
• Pitman's Venice Italian Eatery served 1,000 Thanksgiving meals to those in need
• Red Cross says goodbye to devoted volunteer
• Gas prices dip nearly 4 cents per gallon in past week
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes burglaries of homes in Clayton
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes theft, return of $400 nutcracker from Harrison Township home
• Kingsway Board of Education to meet
• Elk Township Board of Education meeting rescheduled
• Winslow Township police get $5K state grant for drunk driving crackdown
• Gloucester Township police charge Berlin man with DWI after pickup splits pole
• Galleria Deptford Artist Reception
• Golfer sets sights on tour victory
• Woodbury residents to host holiday house tour
• Man charged with brandishing handgun
• Man charged with brandishing gun after crash in Monroe Township
• Tree lighting events scheduled
• Kiddie Kollege retrial looms
• They’re on the Trail for wines
• A festive parade in Pitman
• Black Friday: The thrill of the hunt in South Jersey
• West Deptford schools working together for toy and food drives
• West Deptford hosting toy and food drive
• Newfield man critical after Thanksgiving night crash in Franklin Township
• The Cake Boutique is the newest addition to Harrison Township businesses
• Glassboro students share short stories of their fondest memories
• Fire damages abandoned Gloucester Township house
• Itinerant artist Emile B. Klein holding lecture in Salem
• Photo Gallery: Lining up for Black Friday deals in Gloucester County
• Newfield man injured in Franklin Township crash
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Nov. 25, 2011
• Rowan professor participated in Kazakhstan education symposium
• Pitman man charged with assault after apparent fight on parking lot of Glassboro convenience store
• Shieldalloy appeals slag ruling
• Wish Upon a Hero Foundation fundraiser sets goal of $2,000
• PBA local protects and serves – dinner
• Benefit to aid injured woman
• Gloucester Township police: Mother drove intoxicated with baby in car; DWI, drug charges follow
• Deptford needs $425,000 in bonds to pay off 'abnormal' amount of tax appeals
• I-295 ramps to be closed for paving work
• Weather conditions will improve by parade time
• National Park students celebrate Thanksgiving
• Westville students honored with anti-bullying award
• Authorities arrest suspect in one of two weekend homicides in Atlantic City
• Gloucester Township police charge siblings with shoplifting cigarettes
• Have you already tagged your Christmas Tree?
• The results so far? Put your Christmas lights up after Thanksgiving.
• Is Rob Andrews' decision to repay 'vacation' funds too little, too late?
• Bright flashes of light, widespread power outages reported in Bridgewater
• Glassboro Boys & Girls Club celebrates Thanksgiving
• Andrews foots bill for trip abroad in wake of criticism
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Nov. 23, 2011
• Wallace sworn in as new Washington Township mayor, but council stumbles on Smith pick as business administrator
• Greenwich BOE approves finalized consolidation plans
• Following the fried turkey trend for Thanksgiving? Play it safe with these rules
• Frying your turkey this Thanksgiving? Better take these precautions
• Thanksgiving travelers likely to see wet roads, higher gas prices than last year
• Woodbury deemed 'area in need of rehabilitation' decades ago
• Deptford native to deploy after Thanksgiving, leaves four siblings behind
• Pitman High School drum major to lead band in Thanksgiving parade
• Gloucester County Prosecutor wants repeat of last year: no deadly holiday season crashes
• Ready for Christmas?
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes thefts of cash, windows from Harrison Township locales
• Blackwood-Barnsboro Road bridge reopened
• Pitman to host Christmas Parade on Saturday
• Andrews: To return campaign fund money originally used to attend wedding in Scotland
• Gas prices dip 4.5 cents in past week across N.J.
• Assembly panel releases bill to regulate sale of dextromethorphan
• Gloucester County to celebrate 'Small Business Saturday'
• Do your Christmas lights go up BEFORE Thanksgiving?
• Rowan University to host astronomy open house
• Gloucester County Institute of Technology students win first place in cupcake competition
• Monroe Township school, police officers take Thanksgiving dinner to needy
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Nov. 22, 2011
• Ex-interim mayor of Washington Township to fill business administrator post
• West Deptford's Eagle Point Refinery headed to India? Not so, say officials of report
• Woodbury residents lash out against planning and zoning board, rehabilitation designation
• Non-profit Bianca's Kids seeks to reach foster children in many ways
• Investigators identify Atlantic City fatal shooting victims
• Three wounded in weekend shootings in Camden
• Harrison Township meets tonight
• Angels of God to hold gingerbread house fundraiser
• Glassboro's Bullock School students prepare for Thanksgiving
• Bill that would establish exposure limits for mold clears N.J. Assembly panel
• Drenching rain may affect Thanksgiving travel along I-95 corridor
• Burzichelli-Riley bill to allow rebates and promotions for purchasing gas clears Senate panel
• Greenwich Council to meet
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes burglaries of two Clayton homes
• Gloucester County College students make toys, raise money for kids in need
• Washington Township Rotary continues tradition of donating turkeys, fixings to needy residents
• Where are you shopping on Black Friday? Tell us your plans!
• Washington Township gas station to have cheaper prices in time for holiday travel
• Greenwich BOE to hold special meeting
• Washington Township Mayor Wallace names former acting mayor Bob Smith as business administrator
• Woolwich Township Committee to meet
• Kingsway Board of Education to meet
• Now we're cookin' ... or not
• Deptford Township police, security experts warn of hidden theft dangers amid holiday shopping
• Black Friday shopping tips
• Shoppers, retailers prepare for Black Friday frenzy
• Amish Farmer’s Market offers fresh take on homemade goods
• Camden man fatally shot
• National Park man charged with armed robbery of mini market
• Wanted in Gloucester County: April L. Rodenbaugh
• Bicyclists share safety concerns
• On Adoption Day, wait ends for many county families
• Phillies radio announcer gives Delsea Regional's budding broadcasters a taste of the industry
• Rubber Souls perform on Thanksgiving Eve
• West Deptford police charge three with home burglaries
• Glassboro police charge two with pot possession, other offenses in Whitney Crescent
• West Deptford senior offers cash to youths, gets robbed
• Colonial Manor Neighborhood Watch members in West Deptford repainting local fire hydrants
• Two injured, one seriously, in Franklin Township collision
• Deptford police: multi-town effort brings down tri-county smash-and-grab duo
• Williamstown High School to hold Santa Saturday and Craft Bonanza
• Dream Park holds dog agility show
• East Greenwich signs on with online property auction site
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes theft of batteries from six construction vehicles in West Deptford Township
• Washington Township students assembling food baskets for the needy
• Sweeney, Burzichelli and Riley urge people to adopt senior dogs
• 19-year-old shot dead in Camden's 45th criminal homicide this year
• What people are saying about Bankbridge Regional bullying incident
• Bullets hit Camden home in predawn gunfire
• Woodbury Planning and Zoning Board to meet
• Camden County Hero Scholarship event
• Glassboro Child Development Centers awarded $25,000 grant from Toys 'R' Us
• Glassboro's Bullock School will celebrate Thanksgiving Monday
• Camden County College dean named president of the Gloucester Township Rotary Club
• Camden County College vice president honored with community service award
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes Greenwich Township burglaries and arrests
• Gloucester County Times front page for Friday, November 18, 2011
• Area teachers hold 'Grade-In' at the Deptford Mall to highlight the long hours that really come with jobs in education
• Teacher caught on tape bullying Bankbridge student will face disciplinary action
• Gloucester Township police catch shoplifting suspect with help of social media
• Author teaches Clayton students about tolerance with her new book
• Greenwich Twp. announces leaf pick up procedure
• Wheelabrator Gloucester earns wildlife recertification
• Video: N.J. teacher mocks, berates special-needs student in classroom
• South Harrison to repair hurricane damaged roads
• New stop signs in Swedesboro reduce speeders
• 2011 Woodbury Holiday Hour Tour coming soon
• Monroe Township Board of Education to meet
• Franklinville man pleads guilty to defrauding Swedesboro employer of more than $1.3 million
• Tickets available for Glassboro High School production of 'The Christmas Cavalier'
• Share your Thanksgiving and Christmas recipes with us!
• What are people saying about the Washington Township murder?
• Harrison Township seeks Santa's elves
• Harrison Recreation Commission plans holiday trips
• Rowan University students raising money for Wish Upon a Hero Foundation
• Author visits Simmons Elementary School in Clayton
• Swedesboro man injured when car flips on Route 322 in Woolwich Township
• Elk Township to make code book available online
• Crash reported on Route 322 near I-295 in Logan Township
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Nov. 17, 2011
• Boys and Girls Club of Glassboro kicks off annual clothing drive
• Deptford students look to the future at college and career night
• Pitman Board of Education member accused on setting up attack on inmate resigns from board; replacement to come
• Pitman High School seniors learn what life is like for board members, administrators
• Gloucester County Freeholders honor South Harrison Township pastor
• New ordinance could save Woodbury schools thousands
• Atlantic County Prosecutor: Investigators "close to filing charges" in Hammonton double homicide
• Gateway H.S. parent meeting canceled
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes burglary of Elk Township home
• Funds needed for Wreaths of Remembrance ceremony
• Six indicted on allegations they ran a cocaine distribution network in South Jersey
• Monroe schools offer parents a night out
• East Greenwich Board of Education to meet
• Woodbury Board of Education to meet
• Westville BOE to meet
• Greenwich Township man loses second appeal on Deptford DWI conviction
• Rowan student from Toms River charged with distributing marijuana
• Sign up for Gloucester County alert
• Two miles of Delsea Drive to be repaved in Clayton, Glassboro
• Conrail train conductor injured in Paulsboro accident
• Cherry Hill man pleads guilty to sinking his fishing boat off Cape May to collect insurance
• 13 Washington Township athletes sign letters of intent
• Pennsauken bank robber sought
• Gloucester County College hosting open mic night
• Two hurt, driver arrested in early morning Glassboro crash
• Two hurt, driver arrested in early morning Glassboro crash
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes South Harrison incidents
• Delsea Regional contract negotiations continue with state fact finder
• Pedestrian hit by car in Winslow Township, airlifted to Cooper
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Nov. 16, 2011
• Pitman school officials weigh options with BOE member accused of arranged attack in role as corrections officer
• Greenwich Twp. Schools to hold consolidation meeting
• Pitman Pantry gets a special delivery from "Monster" Martin and his crew
• Hendrickson Mill Bridge to be rebuilt with help from Woolwich Township and the county
• Woolwich Township receives grant for sustainability
• Please see this interesting article about our current exhibit!
• Washington Township Fire Commissioners to meet
• Mantua Township Fire Commissioners to meet
• Rowan University Cave Automated Virtual Environment receives $50,000 donation from AT&T
• "Boardwalk Empire" author will return to Camden County College
• Gloucester County Chamber of Commerce to host "Chamber Night Out"
• Gloucester County College literary club to host open mic night
• National Park Land Use board to meet
• Student conductor part of Rowan Percussion Ensemble concert
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Nov. 15, 2011
• G.G. Green building demolition estimated at nearly a million dollars
• Uniform Crime Report: Gloucester County sees 22 percent drop in violent crime; smaller increase in non-violent offenses
• Holy Trinity Regional School gets new flagpole
• Provisional vote count changes election result in Elk Township
• Lt. Sal Corma honored with medal, plaque dedication at Kennedy University Hospital in Stratford
• Gloucester County Crimelog includes burglary of Harrison landscaping business
• Camden man gets nine plus years in prison for West Deptford bank robbery
• Woodbury Merchant & Professional Association to meet, elect new trustees
• Smash-and-grab burglars hit stores in Greenwich, Logan, Woolwich and Deptford townships
• Two men charged with stealing scrap metal from Gloucester Township construction firm
• Mount Laurel man shot to death in Camden
• Gas prices remain steady in past week
• Gloucester County Crimelog: Greenwich burglars hit stores in Woolwich and Logan, elude police after chase
• Cherry Hill, Mantua and Washington township Rutgers-Camden students take part in leadership event in New York City
• Car overturns, injures one on Route 55 in Deptford
• Pitman schools to enter new strategic planning process
• Hispanic Family Center settles in, excited to serve community
• What's in a name? The orgin of Tinicum Lighthouse
• PillCam gives a view from the inside
• Sweeney stays on top of slag issue
• Wall of Heroes: Tech. Sgt. Adam M. Pzwaro
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Nov. 14, 2011
• Big holiday food drive gets bigger
• Woodbury woman one of two killed in Camden
• Woodbury Heights event for veterans marks 6th year
• Will Sweeney seek higher office? Watch for the hints early, say observers
• Two Roman Catholic churches in Cape May to merge
• Boyfriend charged with murder in stabbing of Washington Township woman
• Washington Township and East Greenwich celebrate Veterans Day
• West Deptford Emergency Services council to meet
• Man charged with murder in stabbing death of Washington Township woman in Birches apartment
• Woodbury Heights to honor veterans
• Unsuccesful West Deptford Democratic candidates could be named as mayor's replacement
• Fridays get festive in Woodbury
• Hispanic Family Center to hold weatherization workshop
• Angels of God holds Thanksgiving food drive
• Woolwich township working with the county on landscaping plans
• Is your high school student re-considering going to Penn State?
• Man found in abandoned trailer, arrested in fatal stabbing of Washington Township woman
• Washington Township woman stabbed to death, boyfriend sought by police
• Unsolved 1992 Logan murder gets new look from Gloucester County Prosecutor and NCIS
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Nov. 11, 2011
• Woodbury Heights mayor, daughters distraught by outrage over Penn State's ouster of Paterno
• Westville Fire Department to hold monthly hoagie sale
• African history professor to speak at Rowan
• Rowan University to hold Remembrance Day National Roll Call on Friday
• Gloucester County College holds Veterans Day ceremony
• Mantua Township girl sends care packages to troops
• Clayton mayor-elect ready to lead the borough
• How are you gearing up for Black Friday shopping?
• West Deptford and Kingsway marching bands bring home championships
• Attorney General: New Jersey crime increased 1 percent compared to last year
• Franklin Township school board recognizes teachers with perfect attendance
• Shots fired at Camden taxi driver
• Christie signs bill to impose stricter bail conditions for domestic violence offenders
• Senators working to improve transportation access for veterans in Camden County
• East Greenwich to host Veteran's Day ceremony
• Five New Jersey Veterans honored with Congressional Gold Medals
• Rutgers-Camden to celebrate college's 245th birthday
• Consumer Affairs spotlights Top 10 most inquired-about charities
• East Greenwich to appropriate more for sewer usage
• Gloucester County Weights and Measures checks service stations
• Rowan students take great strides to support the Special Olympics
• Steve Sweeny to serve as Senate President in 2012-13
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Jamell C. Council
• Navy cold case unit joins 1992 Woodbury Marine slaying
• NCIS joins Gloucester County Prosecutor to work on unsolved 1992 Logan Township murder
• How are you gearing up for Black Friday shopping?
• Marijuana, $5,000 in cash are seized in Glassboro; two face charges
• Old Pine Farm Walk in the Wild
• Cherrywood Drive closed in Gloucester Township
• Truck overturns on Creek Road exit of Route 42
• Harrison Township Crimelog: Burglaries, vandalism, mailbox hit-and-run
• Woodbury Heights community center almost completed
• Capt. Robert Zimmerman takes charge of Pitman police
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Nov. 1, 2011
• Kingsway's Dragon Foundation to host Senior Citizen Gala
• Current and former Clearview Art students take home prizes in Juried Art Show
• Elk, Clayton and Newfield to merge municipal courts
• Monroe schools to organize task force for summer reading program
• PolitiFact N.J.: Campaign ads fall flat against Truth-O-Meter
• Deptford Township to hold luncheon for seniors
• Delsea Regional High School students host spirited canned food collection
• Boy, 13, shot in the leg in Camden
• Camden man threatens own life, slashes throat of 6-year-old son
• Franklin Township changes trash collection schedule for November
• Monroe teenager honored for literacy advocacy at TeenNick HALO Awards
• Gloucester County Division of Senior Services set to host caregiver luncheon
• West Deptford Republicans to meet Wednesday
• DiCicco reminds residents of energy assistance programs
• Gloucester County Roughnecks to hold benefit for local woman battling breast cancer
• Pitman woman worried about dangers of old tree, but officials say it's not unsafe
• West Deptford book available to buy
• Delsea Regional High School sets Veterans Day event in Franklin Township
• Retired judge named to Atlantic County Freeholder Redistricting Commission
• West Deptford H.S. Marching Band champions again
• Send us your Halloween photos!
• Deadline approaching for questions for Washington Township mayoral debate
• Ben Franklin Bridge lighting for November
• Washington Township plans Christmas House Tour
• 'A Few Good Men' coming to Eagle Theatre in Hammonton
• Mad Hatter Tree Party held in Wenonah
• Four reported injured in 10-vehicle pile up on Route 55 in Deptford
• Gloucester Township couple charged in credit card theft, use of card in Deptford
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Oct. 31, 2011
• Swedesboro library selected to receive 30 books, each with a New Jersey connection
• Assembly hopefuls for 3rd District answer fuel tax question
• Identity sought for body found in burning building
• Group dances for attempt at 'Thriller' world record
• Three vie for two seats in Newfield
• Taste of winter hits area
• South Jersey not lacking in share of ghost stories
• Democrat ticket in 3rd says their records are strong
• GOP incumbent, challengers push for change in 3rd District
• Firefighters find body inside burning Washington Township dwelling
• Vote by mail deadlines listed
• Reports: Senate President Sweeney kept spending Gloucester freeholder campaign funds after stepping down
• Taxes and jobs among big issues in Franklin race
• Kingsway volleyball team holds Alex's Lemonade Stand
• Elk Township committee given Order to Show Cause in lawsuit
• Send us your Halloween pictures!
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Michael R. Walls Jr.
• Kevin Murphy to field questions on-air as guest on WNJC 1360
• Negotiations in South Harrison end as deal on teacher contracts is met
• Freeholder candidates to appear on A Community Affair on Rowan Radio
• Glassboro Marketplace hosting Facebook costume contest
• Gloucester County College to host Halloween events
• Taste of Glassboro to include 31 local restaurants
• Kevin Murphy files ethics complaint against Washington Township school board member
• PumpkinFest in Franklin Square Oct. 30
• Harrison Township to host Philadelphia Flea Market
• WheatonArts to host "New Harmonies" exhibit
• Santa Claus is coming to the Deptford Mall
• Jury convicts Gloucester Townsip woman of theft charge involving $5,200 in federal housing subsidies
• Scottish trumpet and cornet player to perform at Rowan
• Glassboro High School girls' soccer fundraiser to be held Sunday at Landmark
• Glassboro Rotary to Honor Boys and Girls Club, Glassboro VFW
• Rowan University needs community volunteers for Remembrance Day National Roll Call
• Disney on Ice tickets to go on sale
• Tickets on sale for Spotliters' 'Barefoot in the Park'
• Scary Halloween snowstorm to plaster Northeast Saturday
• This Sunday, October 30 - 2-5pm! You're invited to our current exhibit, Lacing...
• South Harrison Township Crimelog: Arrests, thefts, hit-and-run property damage
• Gloucester County College hosting calligraphy workshop
• Rowan to host MBA information session in Cherry Hill
• Senate President Stephen Sweeney spent thousands from old campaign fund on meetings, dinner
• Your Halloween pictures — we'd like to see them!
• Delsea Regional gives kids the creeps — and treats
• Six arrested on drug charges in Glassboro
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Oct. 28, 2011
• Washington Township to auction off vacant land it owns
• Democrat incumbents in Fifth say they're working for change
• Fifth Legislative District GOP candidates poised to balance new district dynamics, economic issues
• Rowan University students learn wheelchair dancing
• Rowan Boulevard Whitney Center to welcome Yapple Yogurt
• Gloucester County towns set curfews for Halloween trick-or-treating
• Weather types are seriously talking snow for Saturday
• County could see an early snow this weekend
• Gloucester County stallion euthanized after contracting mosquito-borne illness
• Camden man charged in city double homicide
• Halloween safety tips for children and drivers
• Send us your Halloween pictures!
• Rutgers-Camden law school hosts conference on science, technology and informaion legal issues
• Rowan's Rohrer College of Business hosts MBA session
• 'A Taste of South Jersey' set for Adelphia's in Deptford
• Annual Women's Health Summit at Gloucester County Institute of Technology
• FAA inspector pleads guilty in Camden to accepting bribes for test flights
• Come see our current fantastic exhibit Lacing Up/Stepping Out: Corsets, Capes &...
• Gloucester Township police will "Take Back" prescription drugs
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Oct. 27, 2011
• Gloucester County freeholders authorize launch of small business loan program
• Gloucester County mayors talk taxes, economic development at forum
• Camden County College celebrates next step of campus overhaul
• Rowan University Law & Justice Day gives students a glimpse of exciting aspects of law enforcement
• Walmart video shows man using stolen debit card in Deptford Walmart
• Gloucester Township police seek man who used stolen debit card in Deptford Walmart
• Rowan's Phi Gamma Delta fraternity partners with Family Promise for softball game to fight homelessness
• Glassboro police charge two with having pot, packaging materials in Park Crest Village apartment
• Glassboro police: search yields marijuana, packaging materials in Park Crest Village apartment
• Woodbury indoor shopping center project delayed indefinitely
• Woodbury council considers rehabilitation designation for city
• NJ School Choice Program deadlines approaching
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Oct. 26, 2011
• Deadline near for property tax help
• Residents worried about working, says county Democrat slate
• Openness, especially on taxes, key to GOP county challengers
• Authorities charge five with drunk driving in Washington Township Over the Limit - Under Arrest effort
• Pastries, candies and cakes can make or break your Halloween party
• Deptford tutoring center closes without notice
• Washington Township High School works to remediate water issues
• Camden woman makes fake 9-1-1 call hoping Gloucester Township cop won't arrest her
• Logan Township Crimelog: Vandalism, theft, arrests made, arrest pending
• Work — and traffic delays — on all four DRPA bridges
• Fifth District hopefuls answer fuel tax question
• South Harrison residents ready for end to teacher contract negotiations
• Estimates sought for demolition of Woodbury's G.G. Green Block building
• Medication drop-offs accepted
• Rowan Boulevard a 'Prime' location
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Oct. 25, 2011
• Residents ready for negotiations to end in three-year teacher contract saga
• Greenwich Halloween party benefits cancer research
• Local authors chronicle West Deptford
• Elk Township to hold special meeting
• Three Franklin Township men charged in months-long string of car burglaries
• Franklin Township police arrest three in months-long string of car burglaries
• Do you drive an electric car? We want to talk to you!
• Greenwich Township Crimelog includes theft of welding machine
• Two taken to hospital after fire at Westville apartment complex
• Pitman's Monster Martin to host 10th annual haunted house
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Oct. 24, 2011
• Fire in Westville apartment building sends two to hospital
• Bail denied to 2 brothers accused of witness tampering in fatal Atlantic City kidnapping
• Book about glass a hefty read
• Gloucester County grand jury indicts 16
• Ecstacy, cocaine, marijuana seized from Glassboro apartment; six arrested
• 16 charged following Glassboro 'Quality of Life' police patrols
• Habitat hands off keys to new homes
• National Park mayor and committee candidates discuss borough issues
• Washington Township mayoral hopefuls agree to debate
• Solar panel investors upset as SREC values drop
• No float, but Rowan homecoming weekend a success
• West Deptford second-graders write a book about bullying
• Swedesboro teen Akeem Cody remembered with new projects
• Pine beetles pinpointed in Franklin Township, NJ forests
• Camden police seek armed assailant who carjacked two
• Men from Pennsauken, Philadelphia victims in Camden carjacking
• Two area men shot overnight in Camden
• Camden police respond to two non-fatal shootings
• Gloucester County Institute of Technology holds suicide prevention walk
• Woodbury candidates weigh in on taxes, economic development
• Army sergeant indicted on vehicular homicde charges
• Gloucester County website gets a facelift
• Gloucester County Chamber to host 'state of municipalities' event
• Veterans clothing drive to be held at Deptford Mall
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Russell Langston
• Joseph Balzano, CEO of South Jersey Port Corp., dies
• Three men charged with daytime burglaries in Deptford, Woodbury
• Detectives from Camden City, Passaic County discuss gang threats with locals at Washington Township event
• West Deptford committeeman Kilpatrick denies fellow Republican candidates
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Oct. 21, 2011
• DRPA making a power play on electricity costs
• Stray pony found wandering in Monroe Township
• Deptford, Woodbury police charge three in area burglaries
• Woodbury Heights negotiates housing development plans
• J. Mason Tomlin students are making a difference
• West Deptford administrators settle contracts
• Woodbury ghost tours to be held Friday
• Mantua Township DWI checkpoint results in 11 overall arrests
• South Harrison Crimelog: Arrests, vandalism, suspicious phone calls
• Veterans information fair set for American Legion post in Woodbury
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Oct. 20, 2011
• DRPA's Nash: Expect passenger trains heading to Glassboro in seven years
• East Greenwich Township and Kingsway schools to share tech service
• East Greenwich and Kingsway move forward on construction projects
• Clearview Middle School students learn empathy through shoe project
• Four candidates up for two seats in Elk Township
• Deptford dedicates historic road to Veterans, reveals memorial
• 24-year veteran promoted to Captain in Harrison Township PD; two new officers to come
• Harrison Township PD welcomes its first captain; new hires to come
• Ghost tour walkers learn Woodbury history, hauntings
• Midas reopens Glassboro location
• Eastern Pennsylvania Reining Horse Association's Fall Spooktacular comes to Logan Twp.
• Pitman Crimelog includes several warrant arrests
• Luxury cars stolen in East Greenwich Township
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Oct. 19, 2011
• Change My World Now teaches Pitman Middle School students the power of individuality
• West Deptford committee candidates tackle township issues in public debate
• National Park Elementary School holds Mix it Up Day
• Woodbury Heights candidates address the issues in town
• DEP authorizes G.G. Green Building demolition
• Six charged in death of Atlantic City woman pulled from Schuylkill River in April
• Harrison Crimelog includes theft of copper pipes from vacant dwellings
• Mantua police investigate attempted luring of 12-year-old
• Taste of Glassboro tickets available
• Wounded deer shot after Rowan rampage
• Cruise Night rescheduled due to rain
• Three arrested on drug charges in Winslow Township
• Six-point buck crashes into Rowan University's Wilson Hall
• Oak Knoll Elementary School raises more than $1,000 for breast cancer
• Christie declares payroll tax cuts
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Oct. 18, 2011
• West Deptford High School continues with random drug tests
• Newfield council, fire department contract proposal blocks fire truck purchase
• Report: Dazed deer goes on rampage at Rowan University Music Hall
• Washington Township police seek culprits in two early-morning robbery attempts
• Predawn intruders try to rob TGI Friday's, Fomalhaut Ave. home in Washington Township
• County opens bridges in Franklin, Woolwich
• 2 + years of prison work credits yield no pay for Deptford man serving 30 years for 1990 murder
• Deptford man serving prison term for 1990 murder fails to collect for prison labor
• Washington Township man pleads guilty to theft in solar panel installation
• Decision nears on DRPA's $29 million economic development pool
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Oct. 17, 2011
• South Harrison puts solar energy project on hold
• Where DRPA funds will go is still up in the air
• Gov. Chris Christie: GOP won't take control of N.J. Legislature in November elections
• County money race still favoring Dems
• Litter and lessons at WT Clean Up Day
• Food, fun at Westville fall fest
• Madden bill would officiate create Business Action Center in N.J.
• Washington Twp. candidates in dispute over debate
• Camden firefighter sentenced to probation in theft of $27,000
• Gloucester County grand jury hands up 18 indictments
• Job fair at Gloucester County College highlights tough economic times
• Harrison Crimelog includes theft of $25 from birthday card left in mailbox
• County seeks grant money to replace Woolwich Township bridge
• Glassboro school district accepting bids for solar project
• Clayton mayor and council candidates discuss borough issues
• Washington Township police mobilized on report of man with rifle — seize airsoft gun
• Four teenagers freed by 'Jaws of Life' in Gloucester Township crash
• Solar panel users: we want to hear from you
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Jessica E. Nacke
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Oct. 14, 2011
• Governor's Education Transformation Task Force to hold public hearings
• 4-H Fall Festival set for Saturday
• Growth a major issue in East Greenwich committee race
• National Park teen indicted on charges he used a baseball bat to attack his mother's boyfriend
• Rowan University hosts investiture of Dr. Steven Phelan as William G. Rohrer Professorial Chair
• Sketch Club Players struggle to repair former West End School
• West Deptford High School Marching Band to host 38th home competition
• Teen shot and killed in Camden off Hadon Avenue
• Camden man shot on Filmore Street
• Water in Washington Township High School positive for high lead content
• Monroe Township to hold Halloween parade and Oktoberfest
• Westville Environmental Commission clarification
• Westville to hold second annual Fall Festival
• Our Fall genealogy program is being held in the GCHS Library on Sat., Oct. 22, 9...
• Bill Cosby will speak at Rowan University's Martin Luther King Jr. breakfast
• Freeholder Heather Simmons to be honored by the National Association of Women Business Owners
• Gloucester County College to host weaving workshop
• South Harrison Crimelog: Two jailed in warrant arrests
• Civil rights icon Irene Hill-Smith is finalist for N.J. hall
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Oct. 13, 2011
• Westville wins environmental achievement award for sustainable efforts
• Clearview students' art adorns state Department of Ed building's walls
• Federal ruling hands N.J. jurisdiction over cleanup at Newfield industrial site
• Woolwich Township town hall meeting addresses town growth
• Wenonah candidates weigh in on police issue, tax appeals
• Family loses house to fire; Deptford community offers support
• Storm a brewin' for next week
• Appellate Panel upholds Glassboro man's 2008 armed robbery conviction
• National Park water tower construction to cause street closures
• Mantua Crimelog includes several shoplifting arrests at Kmart store
• Washington Township woman bites, kicks Glassboro store employee
• Rowan University student talks about breast cancer diagnosis at age 27
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Oct. 12, 2011
• Maple Ridge preservation campaign is under way
• GOP Freeholders named in ethics complaint
• Washington Township Chamber connects voters with Fourth District Legislative, Gloucster County Freeholder candidates
• ESPN's Sal Paolantonio talks with Woodbury High School students
• Clayton school district partners with Food Bank of South Jersey for School Pantry program
• Elk Crimelog includes reports of thefts of tools, firewood
• Deptford Township to honor local volunteers
• Swedesboro's annual Jazzfest brings live music to downtown
• Woolwich to hold Town Hall meeting
• Four candidates running for Glassboro council
• Logan Township Crimelog: Thefts, damage and ammo in the break room
• Clayton Crimelog: Thefts reported
• Greenwich Township Crimelog: Arrest, ATV thefts, burglaries
• NJ's Fifth Legislative District candidates for Senate and Assembly pinpoint pressing state matters
• Oil prices drop, but gasoline retailers show little change
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Oct. 11, 2011
• Vernon Marino promoted to captain of Paulsboro police department
• Unresolved police contract negotiations remain an issue for officers in Elk Township
• Gloucester County set to connect area employers with local job seekers
• Oktoberfest brings beers and bratwurst to city
• Woodbury Cruise Night back in town
• Cooper Medical School of Rowan University receives federal grant
• RiverWinds to host fitness event to raise money for breast cancer research
• Do you want to ask an elected official something in Washington Township? Here's your chance
• Washington Township Crimelog: Sledgehammer used to break into cars
• Woolwich Township Committee candidates weigh in on the issues
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Oct. 10, 2011
• Assembly, Senate hopefuls answer Times questions
• Franklin study aims to reduce energy use
• George Anastasia bangs out Gangster Movie book
• Glassboro Unity Day declared a success
• Chestnut Branch Park hosts Community Day
• Phila. Airport work clear for takeoff with $466.5M
• Flood aid lacking for some victims
• Capt. Ryan Iannelli, slain U.S. Marine, laid to rest
• 2 juveniles charged with breaking into vehicle in Glassboro
• Two running for Mantua Township committee
• Ex-Rowan athlete found dead
• Elk Township accused of OPRA violation
• BB gun robberies in Glassboro get man a five-year sentence
• East Greenwich man gets five years for robberies with BB gun
• Gloucester County College to host college fair
• Herma Simmons Elementary students show the meaning of respect in essays and posters
• Last of New Jersey Turnpike toll scheme trio is sentenced
• Third New Jersey Turnpike toll collector sentenced for theft scheme
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Shaun T. Bromley
• Police: Glassboro residence was front for brothel
• Glassboro Unity Day is Saturday
• Williamstown Middle School opens new bully-free zone, rewards good behavior
• West Deptford Crimelog includes vandalism to Lacrosse Club fieldhouse
• Elk Township to repair trail damaged by Hurricane Irene
• 10th Annual Blue Mass unites police, rescuers
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Oct. 7, 2011
• Deptford resident enraged over misplaced election sign on front lawn
• Gloucester County College professor talks about 'dirty war' in Argentina during Hispanic Heritage Month
• Camden County College offers workshops on autism
• Walk In The Wild
• South Pacific Island Dancers to host fundraiser for the Paulsboro Wrestling Club
• Local company donates to West Deptford Police Department
• Delsea Regional bus driver left kindergartener on bus, fired by school board
• Junior Miss Mantua Dana DeVito collecting for troops
• Glassboro community remembers Linda Gardner, prays for Warren Gardner's recovery after accident
• Westville woman burns wheelchair-bound man with iron; then leaves him alone for two days
• Bill to fund 'super-growth' school districts moves through New Jersey Senate
• Harrison plans active adult health screenings
• Gloucester County Chamber hosts business card exchange
• Kennedy hosts event for cancer patients in Washington Township
• South Harrison Township Crimelog: Alleged pot thief assaulted; headless rabbit is 'suspicious'
• Atlantic City to bill insurance companies for fire department services
• Winslow 3-vehicle crash seriously injures two
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Oct. 6, 2011
• Paulsboro couple, married 65 years, die two days apart
• Gloucester County Freeholders: 'No' to county-funded Woolwich Township bridge project
• Gloucester County receives grants for family-strengthening initiatives
• Amendment made to Glassboro housing development plan
• Pitman's Kindle School is ahead of the curve in anti-bullying policies
• Mullica Hill Ghost Walk shares haunted sites
• Kingsway students honor fallen Marine Capt. Ryan Iannelli
• Woodbury music festival back in town
• Planning to be part of Occupy Wall Street or Occupy Philadelphia?
• Elk Crimelog includes thefts of ATV, metal parts and tools
• Gloucester Township burglary attempt results in three arrests
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Oct. 5, 2011
• Rowan University students offer manicures to Cardinal Village Senior Retirement Community residents
• Reaction: Gov. Chris Christie declines White House bid
• Funeral services scheduled for fallen East Greenwich marine
• Woodbury Country Club still for sale, potential developers still interested
• Paulsboro water tower bid accepted by council
• Glassboro looking for business park redeveloper
• Glassboro woman killed in Cumberland County accident
• Geologists study groundwater resources in Swedesboro
• Washington Township crash injures three
• Greenwich Township visitor held against her will, assaulted
• Greenwich Township nanny charged with theft of $8,000
• Christie: 'Now is not my time'
• Fire hits Gloucester Township business
• East Greenwich Marine aviator remembered in Afghanistan
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Oct. 4, 2011
• Paulsboro post office closed due to flooding
• Will he or won't he? Political experts say key moves so far unmade for serious Christie presidential run
• Small business owners discuss concerns with U.S. Rep. Rob Andrews
• Bowe School's Real Men Read event promotes literacy among boys
• Fallen East Greenwich Marine promoted to Captain posthumously
• Jailed: Pitman beauty school head accused of swindling nursing students in PA
• Embattled Pitman beauty school operator jailed in Pennsylvania
• West Deptford committee candidate debate still in the works
• Gas prices continue to tumble; down 7.2 cents across N.J. in past week
• Jersey Cash 5 ticket worth $414,882 sold at Washington Township convenience store
• Woodbury Fall Festival parade draws thousands
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: October 3, 2011
• Greenwich Township residents, board members and teachers upset over consolidation decision
• Dan Baker Philly’s voice choice
• Franklin yet to dry out from damaging floods
• Amid South Jersey farms,'food deserts' endure
• Photo gallery: Phillies win NLDS Game 1
• Monster Mash down Broad Street during Fall Festival Parade in Woodbury
• Veterans Picnic a day of celebration and remembrance
• RiverWinds to host Gloucester County Italian Festival
• Glassboro to host information session on its Fine and Performing Arts Academy
• Four men assault Rowan student; victim suffered broken ankle and face trauma
• Glassboro police update on TKE party: 167 atendees were cited for underage drinking
• South Jersey government and business leaders meet at summit
• Italian Heritage Festival to feature authentic cuisine and entertainment
• Gloucester County gets guide detailing region's agricultural hot spots
• South Harrison teachers push for contract agreement
• A local chill caused by a typhoon that affected Japan last week
• Send us your Phillies photos
• LS Power moving forward with West Deptford Energy plant
• West Deptford teacher gets children's book published
• Woodbury Station Cafe expands menu for dinner
• Washington Twp High School waits for test results after sediment contaminates water
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Kim O. Williams
• Friends and family remember East Greenwich Marine Lt. Ryan Iannelli
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Sept. 30, 2011
• Philadelphia man arrested on gun charge in Winslow
• Local veterans participate in golf clinic for amputees
• East Greenwich Marine killed in Afghanistan
• U.S. Marine from South Jersey killed in helicopter crash in Afghanistan, remembered as 'a special man'
• Gloucester County College and Rowan University announce dual enrollment opportunity
• 37 at Boeing's Ridley Park plant charged in prescription drug sting
• Marine from East Greenwich killed in Afghanistan
• U.S. Marine from East Greenwich dies in helicopter crash in Afghanistan
• Woodbury Fall Festival parade set for Saturday
• Green building still standing; city officials collect more data
• Paulsboro BOE fills open slot
• LS Power moving forward with West Deptford Energy plant
• Washington Township mayor hires township tax collector to be chief financial officer
• Former Paulsboro student and Army Captain tells current students about military life
• Rain - and snowflakes - for the Northeast
• Washington Township promotes 17 police officers, costing $80,000
• Gloucester County College, Rowan University offer dual-enrollment
• Clayton Crimelog includes burglaries of motor vehicles
• 'Black Holes' to fill Edelman Planetarium at Rowan
• Miss New Jersey visits South Harrison school
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Sept. 29, 2011
• Abandoned feline running low on options after owners leave her behind in down economy
• East Greenwich votes on multiple development projects
• Descendents of Mullica Hill's Founder to visit from Finland
• South Harrison Township approves money to repairs roads damaged from Hurricane Irene
• Glassboro Guardians file suit against borough government for rental parking issues
• Kingsway and East Greenwich referenda the only in the state to pass
• 'Wetlands in Your Woodlot' seminar set for Clayton
• Gloucester County College adds painting from former president's collection
• Greenwich Township Crimelog: Shopping center stores hit by burglars
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Sept. 28, 2011
• Old Pine Farm Natural Lands Trust Annual Meeting
• Arrests mount in wake of burglary spree in Pitman
• Kingsway and East Greenwich voters pass referendums for school expansion projects
• Postal workers rally to save jobs, urge support of HR 1351
• Deptford receives favorable bond rating
• Whitall House closed for repairs
• Golfer struck by lightning at Woolwich course
• What do you think about Greenwich schools consolidating?
• Maple Ridge preservation project gains some ground
• Gloucester County Autism Walk and Bike-a-thon scheduled for Saturday
• Rowan professor wins award for innovative teaching
• What do you think about Greenwich schools consolidating?
• Glassboro's Fine and Performing Arts Academy to hold parent information session
• Glassboro Sunday market a success
• Rowan University to host astronomy open house
• Gloucester County Times front page for Tuesday, September 27, 2011
• Monroe man charged in Franklin burglary try
• Greenwich BOE chooses Broad Street for future consolidation
• Students file complaints with Pitman police on beauty school owner accused in Pennsylvania
• National fraternity leaders suspend Rowan chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon following police raid that netted almost 1,000 beers
• Rowan fraternity suspended by its national leaders after sting on frat house
• Butterflies excite at Friends School in Mullica Hill
• Rowan University unveils new trading room at Rohrer College of Business
• 14th annual Lunch Munch in downtown Woodbury still on
• New Jersey officials maintain opposition to Delaware River deepening project
• Gloucester County awarded $4.5 million for farmland preservation
• Ask an elected official in Washington Township
• South Harrison Crimelog: Warrant arrests net fugitive from Hudson, Essex counties
• Van stolen in Camden recovered in Gloucester Township, driver arrested
• Pitman police chief to retire this year
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Sept. 26, 2011
• Suspected shoplifting ring leader from Gloucester Township apprehended
• Pedestrian struck in Glassboro; intoxicated motorist flees but later apprehended thanks to witness who followed him after accident
• Cooper/Rowan med school offers prospects a peek
• Habitat project moves along
• Residents flinch at prospect of rain
• Not quite a ringing endorsement for endorsements
• Little Miss Mantua Jenna Brodnyan collected more than 1,000 items for food bank
• Harrison Elementary School celebrates Worldwide Day of Play
• Pitman beauty school owner arrested in Willingboro, faces felony charges out of Pennsylvania
• Contracts still not reached for South Harrison teachers
• Rowan fraternity raid: More than 100 arrests and 998 cans of beer seized
• Cancer Action Network celebrates 10th anniversary with nationwide campaign
• Main Street Woodbury finds executive director replacement
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Maritza A. Espinoza-Bautista
• Paulsboro woman to serve 364 days in jail, repay nearly $46,000 for heating oil assistance fund fraud scheme
• First Presbyterian Church in Pitman to celebrate preschool program's 45 years
• Pitman's Fourth Friday postponed to Sept. 30
• Dream Park in Logan to host Paint Horse Show
• 15 indicted by Gloucester County grand jury on drug charges
• Police: Gloucester Township man wanted to leading shoplifting ring that targeted stores in three South Jersey counties
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Sept. 23, 2011
• Washington Township youth football event will honor veterans
• Gloucester County Habitat for Humanity needs more volunteers for work on handicap-accessible house
• Founders of Rowan University memorialized
• Gateway High School to host Gator Day
• Pitman beauty school scammer has past offenses
• Wild fluctuations mark past decade of N.J. political fundraising
• Bucks County man charged with vehicular homicide for 2008 crash on Routr 55 that claimed his mother's life
• Madden bill calls on 'Angels' to invest in N.J.
• Sweeney tax proposals aim to create jobs
• Growing Woolwich Township gets a new liquor license to sell
• Harrison Township ordinance prohibits vehicle habitation
• Swedesboro-Woolwich Day brings fun, food and entertainment
• Monroe takes measures to protect grieving families
• Three inches of rain may be heading our way
• 'Keepin' It Real' takes D.A.R.E. to 7th grade in Gloucester Township
• Eagles' football field unveils beefed up menu for upcoming season
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Sept. 22, 2011
• Delaware River dredging to proceed under $15 million award from Pennsylvania
• Cosmetology students in Pitman say they're being scammed by JMJ School of Beauty
• Gloucester County Freeholders deny Republican-proposed transparency reform measure
• Volunteers "Bag for Hunger" in Harrison Township
• Gloucester County to honor 118 veterans during medal ceremony
• Logan taxpayers asked to approve sale of water infrastructure
• PATCO to test 'wave and pay' technology using prepaid Visa card
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Sept. 21, 2011
• Petition accuses Glassboro BOE, freeholder of state law violation
• Malaga parishioners end vigil to save St. Mary's church
• Air Force members visit Washington Township school to collect inspirational notes
• Community Partnership progress on point
• Westville students get a lesson in character education
• Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Junot Diaz to visit Rowan University
• Glassboro High School to hold yard sale Oct. 1
• Children's Crusade 5K to raise money for the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia will be held Oct. 8
• Marshals sweep arrests 45 registered sex offenders in Camden
• Logan Crimelog: Thefts, arrests and a Nigerian money scam
• PATCO, DRPA to host MS Bike Ride to the Shore
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Sept. 20, 2011
• Police find pair of exotic animals in house where dead cats discovered
• Washington Township School District names new superintendent
• Upcoming N.J. elections don't offer opportunity for big boost in number of female lawmakers
• East Greenwich Township man admits to offering child porn
• N.J. lawmaker critical of medical marijuana policies
• Monroe man with two prior convictions admits guilt to possessing shotgun, two handguns
• Pitman amends public drinking ordinance
• Paulsboro officials unhappy with water tower bids
• Preacher at St. Matthew's in Williamstown charged with child molestation
• East Greenwich man with prior record pleads guilty to sharing child porn, including infants
• Gloucester County Special Services district receives Ronald McDonald House Charities grant
• Pitman Crimelog: Accused burglars caught, warrant arrests made
• Framework complete for Rutgers' new housing facility
• Parents invited to hear about cell phone and digital communication at Washington Township event
• Greenwich Township Crimelog: Three burglaries reported
• Washington twp board of education to announce new superintendent tonight
• Woodbury driver charged in death of passenger in West Deptford crash
• Wall of Heroes: Staff Sgt. Edward J. Amand
• Cooper fcouses on health teamwork
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Sept. 19, 2011
• Agritourism a booming business among South Jersey farms
• Water woes still cresting for Franklin residents
• Phillies clinch fifth straight National League East title
• Woodbury police fire shots at two suspected car thieves after they aim vehicle at them
• Man charged with stealing car left with its engine running in front of Gloucester Township convenience store
• Awaiting history's judgment: National Trust looks at Green Building
• National Park and Westville continue police contract
• Veterans Picnic to be held Oct. 1
• Glassboro 'Quality of Life' initiative results in 7 cited for underage possession of alcohol
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Kerri Stetser
• United States Air Force veteran visits Gloucester County Adult Center for Transition students
• 'Ride to Remember' run pays tribute to fallen Washington Township officer
• Kingsway Education Foundation aims for alternate funding
• Wilmington man now 0 for 5 in appeals of 1997 robbery conviction in Woodbury
• Weather chill to last a while
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: September 16, 2011
• Kindergartner left on school bus in Franklin
• West Deptford Township Mayor Docimo to retire a year before her term ends
• 3 South Jersey counties to get federal disaster aid for August flooding
• Pitman to host craft fair Saturday
• Little Miss Mantua to host weekend food drive
• Glassboro Church suffers from flood damage
• Zoning board approval for self-storage facility pushed to November
• Gloucester County College to offer ESL classes
• Fishing contest to be held at Scotland Run Park in Clayton
• South Jersey USPS facility may face consolidation, feasiblity study planned
• Gloucester County Animal Shelter to hold 21st anniversary celebration
• Mayoral candidate to return salary if elected
• Clayton Holiday House Tour in search of participants
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: September 15, 2011
• Washington Township council unites for pair of votes
• Gloucester County Prosecutor advises towns on open government; Pitman adjusts after 2010 gaffes
• Rowan University ranked among top U.S. colleges
• Back to 4-H Night offers a wealth of programs for Gloucester County youth
• Washington Township board of education to hear proposals on green technologies
• Franklin Township's St. Mary's avoids long-term closure of Malaga church
• Founding fathers visit Rowan University to discuss the Constitution
• Clayton High School to dedicate new addition
• Clayton Crimelog includes burglary of county offices
• Budget constraints won't affect Fall Festival Parade
• On Thurs., Sept. 29 at 7:00pm in our Library, GCHS is hosting a fall genealogy p...
• Parishioners win fight to keep Gloucester County church open for special services
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: September 14, 2011
• Washington Township police ID man killed in weekend crash
• Monroe Township artist, doo-wop group sings Phillies' praises
• Hendrickson Mill Bridge demolition upsets residents
• Franklin Township's director of police hiring process paused
• Rowan University students lend an artistic hand to Glassboro kids
• Franklin Township committee, town residents face flooding concerns
• Gloucester County bond refinancing measure promises to yield savings
• West Deptford committee candidates to have debate
• Bomb threat in Washington Township unfounded
• $4,000 in construction materials stolen in Harrison Township
• Monroe man charged with possessing more than an ounce of marijuana
• Washington Township police investigate bomb threat; nothing found
• Over the Limit- Under Arrest effort in Gloucester Township meant trouble for some summer drivers
• Gloucester Township police nail impaired drivers during Over the Limit-Under Arrest campaign
• Sewell man killed in one-car crash in Washington Township
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: September 13, 2011
• Woodbury city council moves forward with steps to demolish G.G. Green building while holding out hope to save landmark
• West Deptford board of education approves teacher contract
• Apple picking in full swing at Gloucester County farms
• Gloucester County's FEMA disaster center set to open
• Volunteer Center of Gloucester County to hold Yoga in the Park event
• Winslow Township police charge 12 with DWI during campaign; other offenses include speeding, driving without license, etc.
• A dozen charged with DWI in Winslow Township Over the Limit - Under Arrest campaign
• N.J. gas prices dip slightly in past week
• Flooding threat has not ceased in this region
• Man charged with three daylight burglaries in Pitman
• Pitman man accused of three daytime burglaries in borough; more charges possible
• Pitman crime log: traffic stops lead to warrant arrests, intoxicated carnival goer, and more
• Glassboro's South Jersey Museum of American History to host Vietnam War era exhibit
• South Harrison Township crime log includes two DWIs
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: Septmber 12, 2011
• Man dies after Mantua bike accident
• County's 9/11 ceremony a time to reflect, appreciate and look forward
• 9/11 candlelight vigil remembers tenth anniversary
• Woman robbed of her purse at Glassboro shopping center
• Monroe Township college student pushes Gloucester County, state for tuition
• Gloucester County receives state Clean Communities grant
• Correction: Franklin Township cop allowed to resign, not fired
• Eight years in prison for Glassboro man in rifle case; prior convictions prohibited weapon possession
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Karen D. Clinton
• Glassboro man gets eight years for possession of rifle, prohibited because of long criminal history
• Monroe man faces five years in prison after admitting to child endangerment charge
• Camden County authorities charge Washington Township police officer in hit and run
• Gloucester County Library offers programs for job seekers
• Nick Mitcho named Gloucester County Italian-American Citizen of the Year
• Washington Township police officer charged in Winslow hit and run
• Gloucester County Habitat for Humanity breaks ground for house in Pitman Grove
• Elk Crimelog includes thefts of jewelry, copper pipe
• Paulsboro Day moved to PHS parking lot
• West Deptford Crimelog includes thefts of bicycles
• Glassboro to hold open-air farmers' market Sunday
• Glassboro to hold open-air farmers' market Sunday
• North Wildwood man pleads guilty to stealing and selling $2.4 million worth of coins from U.S. Mint
• Many roads closed, more than 300 N.J. residents in shelters following latest flooding
• 9/11 victim's West Deptford football jersey to be retired this weekend
• Deptford Township to hold pet expo
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Sept. 9, 2011
• South Jersey peaches survive despite bad weather
• Webinar Connects Students to 9/11 Tragedies
• From Nanny to CEO: Local Activist To Celebrate Rotary Recognition
• Obama pushes job package, South Jersey congressman weighs in
• West Deptford teachers ratify contract
• West Deptford to hold 22nd Family Fun Day
• Rains continue to bring flooded roads, standing water threats to Gloucester County
• Heavy rainfall increasing breeding grounds for mosquitos
• Franklin Township police officer admits to stealing $11K plus
• Franklin police officer admits to stealing $11,000 +
• Several major Gloucester County roadways closed due to flooding
• Clayton Crimelog includes thefts of GPS units from vehicles parked at residences
• Flooding in some places in region the worst since Agnes in 1972
• 9/11 Memorials scheduled
• Gloucester County area churches, towns, civic groups to remember 9/11
• Rowan University to hold September 11 memorial walk
• Heroin arrest, several burglaries highlight Logan Township Crimelog
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Sept. 8, 2011
• N.J. will remember 9/11 with memorials, ceremonies, vigils throughout the state
• World Trade Center steel used across the country for 9/11 memorials
• Gloucester County Freeholders authorize emergency funds for bridge work
• Delsea school board appoints new member to fill vacated seat
• Former LoBiondo campaign treasurer to spend 30 months in prison for embezzling $458,000
• Harrison Crimelog includes theft of bathtub, cabinets from homes under construction
• Woodbury athletic field prone to flooding
• Logan Township crime log includes heroin arrest, several burglaries
• Paulsboro Day to bring borough community together
• Washington Township police charge man with burglarizing two condos
• Greenwich's Broad Street students start the new school year
• East Greenwich Crimelog: Vandals sink two boats causing $20,000 damage
• Two men, juvenile charged in Washington Township with drug, stolen property possession
• Two arrested in connection with counterfeit currency in Washington Township
• State officials honor veterans with Distinguished Service Medal, say there's more to vets' benefits than meets the eye
• Washington Township school board candidates agree on no low punches
• Sunoco Inc. to sell remaining refineries
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Sept. 7, 2011
• 'Walk In The Wild' - Mushrooms
• Living Arts Club Goes On A Mural Arts Tour
• Police in Gloucester County towns end summer Over the Limit, Under Arrest effort
• Gloucester County College holds All College Day kickoff event
• Veterans receive state medals at Deptford Mall, learn of possible benefits
• No independents in Washington Township mayoral race
• In Washington Township, only Rs and Ds to run for mayor
• Wenonah School students return for a new year
• Gloucester County senior picnic rescheduled
• With heavy rain in forecast, more flooding is possible in parts of N.J
• New Washington Township Mayor Bob Smith aims to keep community moving forward during short stint
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Sept. 6, 2011
• Founding families of Washington Township set to celebrate history
• Woodbury Heights set for 96th Annual Anniversary Celebration
• Franklin Township celebration focuses on fall
• Burgeoning Kingsway and East Greenwich districts set for votes on expansion
• Heavy rains leave waters muddy for prospect of preservation of Monroe Township lake in face of mounting costs
• As Summer comes to a close, New Jersey gears up for campaign season
• Washington Township pair accused of breaking window at Gloucester Township pizzeria
• Youth may be help, hindrance to freeholder candidate
• Family of autistic children ready to accept future, whatever it is
• Gloucester County grand jury indictments include allegations of sexual assault, stalking
• Freshmen move into Rowan University one week after Hurricane Irene
• Obama extends disaster declaration to 16 N.J. counties with damage from Hurricane Irene
• Three injured when hot water boiler explodes at Manville home
• 9/11 anniversary events throughout New Jersey
• Owners of new Mantua sports store are true Philly fans
• New preschool program caters to autistic children in Washington Township
• Hearing delayed on Gloucester Catholic sports fields in Deptford; school eyes a Rams sports home
• Republicans replace Assembly candidates in 4th, 5th districts
• Winslow Township police investigating bikes missing from local shop
• West Deptford Crimelog includes thefts of trash cans, fence gates
• Bikes brought to Winslow shop missing; police look for answers
• Back-to-school shoppers hit Deptford Mall
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Edward P. Keenan
• Compressed natural gas station proposed in Glassboro
• Veterans can learn of possible benefits during events at Deptford Mall
• Deptford Mall to host veterans benefits info program
• Atlantic City Electric says it has completed restoration of service lost due to Hurricane Irene
• South Harrison Twp. Crimelog: Vandalism occurs, money-scam thwarted
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Sept. 2, 2011
• Three-alarm fire consumes Woolwich Township home
• Cruise Night set for tonight in Glassboro
• Preservation trust looks at G.G. Green building damage
• West Deptford schools selected for NJ teacher evaluation pilot program
• County to offer petitions for Washington Township mayoral race
• West Deptford committee gives township employee raises for first time in four years
• Elk Township moves forward with solar energy project
• Woolwich Township family avoids fire that consumes their Erica Court home
• Man arrested in connection with daylight Pitman burglary suspect in several others
• Anne Patterson sworn in to N.J. Supreme Court
• Firefighters battle blaze on Erica Court in Woolwich Township
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Sept. 1, 2011
• As it searches for superintendent, Washington Township BOE debates openness
• Glassboro Fine and Performing Arts Academy Students tour Rowan University
• Pilot evaluation system will judge N.J. teachers partially on students' performance
• Car hits wall of Telford Inn in Mantua Township
• Woodbury Auto Show, Cycle Show coming this weekend; admission is free
• This weekend - free Woodbury Auto Show and Cycle Show
• Water got into power line, caused outage at Underwood Memorial, hospital official says
• Official: Underwood Memorial Hospital lost power for six hours in wake of Irene
• Section of Route 322 near damaged dam in Harrison is reopened to traffic
• Phone service to Gloucester County Times is disrupted
• SUV slams into Telford Inn in Mantua
• No rent increase for Willow Woods residents
• Students move in at Rutgers Camden
• Franklin Township police director hiring delayed
• Woodbury Auto Show clarification
• Pitman Crimelog: Search continues for source of explosive devices
• Man drives into Franklin Township flood waters, triggers search for non-existent 'cousin'
• Logan Crimelog: Carjacking, thefts, burglary, assault and scam reported
• Community honors Woodbury neighborhood liaison
• Number of N.J. customers without power decreases to about 171,000
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Aug. 31, 2011
• Some in Gloucester County, elsewhere in region, still await Hurricane Irene cleanup, restored services
• U.S. Rep. Rob Andrews talks with Campbell's Soup employees about boosting economy
• Gloucester City man reportedly breaks ribs, punctures lung in attempted Washington Township burglary
• Storm notebook: Stories from the aftermath of Hurricane Irene
• Prosecutor: Gloucester County beefs up security with help from Homeland Security
• Games, "People's Choice" and more add to Woodbury Auto Show
• Woodbury Auto Show, Cycle Show to include more than ever
• Washington Township police: man injured trying to burglarize home
• Elk Township Committee set to vote on municipal solar panel project
• Clayrton Crimelog includes theft of wallet, recovery of stolen bicycle
• Katia next weather threat to keep an eye on
• Iconic Swedesboro restaurant closed for rennovations
• Still without power in Gloucester County? Let us know
• Ben Franklin Bridge illuminates in September
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Aug. 30, 2011
• Deptford Township woman, 20, admits role in gangland torture-murders in Camden
• Hurricane Irene damages N.J. crops, ruining some harvests
• Crews work to restore power, clear roads in Gloucester County in aftermath of Hurricane Irene
• New Jersey shore town's hope to regroup from Hurricane Irene in time for Labor Day weekend
• Rising floodwaters wreak havoc across New Jersey as death toll from Hurricane Irene climbs
• Democrats add Adam Taliaferro to Gloucester County Freeholder ticket
• Remembering 9/11: Ceremonies planned for 10th anniversary
• Deadline passes for G.G. Green Building's owner to respond to Woodbury demand
• Authorities: Most NJ Transit services to resume, delays or cancellations possible
• Deptford woman admits guilt in 2010 torture murders in Camden
• Cumberland County pair sentenced to prison terms for home invasion robberies in Monroe, Winslow townships
• Hurricane Irene leaves some Gloucester County roads still closed
• Gloucester County information about power outages, dam inspection and more
• Camden man charged with carjacking involving 77-year-old victim; says he was at emergency shelter set up to aid those seeking refuge from Hurricane Irene
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Aug. 29, 2011
• Hurricane Irene's damage in Gloucester County could have been much worse
• New Jersey Governor Chris Christie urges residents to stay off the roads if possible in wake of Hurricane Irene
• Irene's passing breaches dam in Harrison; causes tree to fall into Greenwich home; cuts power to 14,000 in Gloucester County
• 1,500 from Atlantic City who spent weekend at Rowan due to Hurricane Irene returning home
• Basement collapses in Greenwich Township home after Hurricane Irene
• 35,000 lose power in Gloucester County; emergency repairs under way to Harrison Twp. dam that breached from Irene
• Emergency personnel being kept busy in Gloucester County
• Hurricane Irene: County by county reports of evacuations, flooding, damage
• Last chance for public to influence Washington Township superintendent search
• Rowan University hosts Atlantic City evacuees while Irene rages
• Atlantic City evacuees make do on Rowan campus while Irene rolls through
• Gloucester County Democrats nominate Woolwich's Taliaferro for slot on freeholder ticket
• Judge: Smith is mayor of Washington Township, no proof of manipulation by Democrats
• Group to host food drives for seniors in need
• Gloucester County authorities take in shore evacuees; residents brace for more flooding
• Siblings allege Paulsboro police assaulted them; complaints to be reviewed
• Complaint alleges Paulsboro police officers assaulted sibling trio
• Woodbury city pushes for G.G. Green building demolition after quake
• Young dog walkers help care for their community's beloved pets
• Rowan's Glassboro campus reaches capacity for Irene evacuees
• Glassboro make school calendars available to students, parents, public
• Clayton Crimelog includes use of a stolen credit card at Acme
• Court rules Bob Smith is mayor of Washington Township
• Rowan University delays student move-in, classes by one week
• Pitman High School Marching Band golf cart missing
• Gloucester County residents prepare for Hurricane Irene
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Dehron A. Holmes
• Williamstown Rotary softball marathon postponed due to Hurricane Irene
• Battleship New Jersey closing for Hurricane Irene
• Volunteers needed to man emergency shelters for Hurricane Irene
• RiverLink Ferry, Ben Franklin Bridge walkways shut down for Hurricane Irene
• Are you feeling the effects of Hurricane Irene? Show us your photos or video
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Aug. 26, 2011
• Rowan University cancels upperclassmen move-in day planned for Sunday because of hurricane
• Gloucester County residents, officials face new foe in Hurricane Irene
• Washington Township Youth Football Organization's Veterans Cup aims to honor servicemen
• West Deptford Democratic candidates propose use for former Huntsman site
• Pennsauken man admits supplying gun used in torture-murder of man and ignoring pleas from his girlfriend for her life to be spared
• Sinkholes cause road failures in Woolwich and East Greenwich
• Is Hurricane Irene cutting your summer short?
• If you feel the effects of Hurricane Irene, show us your photos or video
• Judge will decide who should be the interim mayor of Washington Township
• Gloucester County emergency management officials suggest residents prepare for hurricane
• Battening down the hatches? Storm photos? Hurricane preparations?
• Governor declares state of emergency in advance of Hurricane Irene
• Washington Township police officer at wheel in Winslow hit-and-run
• Paranormal investigators check out National Park's Whithall House
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Aug. 25, 2011
• G.G. Green quake damage investigation continues
• Washington Township mayoral choice raises ruckus
• Delsea school board candidate not appointed
• U.S. grants $2.7M to budget-strapped N.J. law enforcement agencies
• Deptford and Washington polcie departments awarded federal Justice Assistance Grants
• Camden man admits role in torture murders of gang member and girlfriend
• American Red Cross of Gloucester County to honor heroes
• Do you have sinkholes in your neighborhood?
• Three of Gloucester County Sheriff's Top 10 arrested
• Greenwich Township council evaluates DuPont site agreement with GCIA
• Pitman Crimelog: Arrests and car chase
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Aug. 24, 2011
• Gloucester County suffers minor earthquake damage, reports in Woodbury, Deptford
• Back to School for Woodbury - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• South Harrison Community Days bring fun, food and activities
• United Way of Gloucester County kicks off campaign with Battle of the Corporate Stars
• Woodbury school, city officials meet to discuss shared services
• Gloucester County Habitat for Humanity to hold groundbreaking in Pitman Sept. 9
• New Jersey, Gloucester County prepare for wet weather from Hurricane Irene
• Washington Township school board considers buying former library building
• Earthquake has South Jersey, Gloucester County residents shaking in their homes
• Gloucester County College to hold All College Day celebration Sept. 6
• Earthquake shakes many, damages little in South Jersey
• Delaware River Port Authority reporting no earthquake damage
• Did you feel the earthquake?
• Earthquake shakes Gloucester County
• Harrison Crimelog includes cars used as canvas and mustard as paint
• Logan Township Crimelog: Thefts, vandalism, burglaries
• Mantua Crimelog: Theft, burglary, shoplifting
• South Harrison Crimelog: Theft, fraud and more
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Aug. 23, 2011
• West Deptford Township BOE offers policy regulating cases of relationships between school workers
• Freeholder retirement sparks Democrat candidate search and GOP criticism
• New dentist office in Logan Township has services for everyone
• N.J. lawmaker quits in wake of wife's racially-charged email to challenger Carl Lewis
• Animal rights group protests Cole Bros. Circus in West Deptford Township
• Republicans announce Washington Township mayoral candidate
• South Harrison Twp. to receive $300,000 road grant
• Hazmat team responds to hydrogen peroxide leak outside cocoa factory
• Gov. Chris Christie asks federal government for aid after heavy rainfall
• Seven people safely escape Pitman house fire
• Firefighters battle blaze at house on West Avenue in Pitman
• Third child dies as a result of Atlantic City crash
• Transit village envisioned for Camden may be future model for Woodbury
• Wall of Heroes: Pvt. Jesse A. Osborne
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Aug. 22, 2011
• The Living Arts Club - Leamings Run And Cape May Zoo or Atlantic City Art Center
• Risque summer reading selections have parents upset, school officials scrapping books in Monroe Township
• Woodbury Heights continues to fight affordable housing lawsuit
• Thunderstorm watch for much of New Jersey until tonight
• Winslow man wanted for overdue child support and warrants totaling $46,000 arrested after police spotted him cutting his grass
• Correction on Sgt. Plutino funeral
• Captured hit-and-run fugitive to serve 6 1/2 years in Mexican prison
• Pitman says goodbye to Sgt. Alessandro 'Sandrino' Plutino
• Gloucester County's Warren Wallace out of freeholder race, set to retire from board
• Man sentenced in robberies of Harrison, Franklin CVS stores committed to feed drug addiction
• Much of N.J. under flash flood warning throughout the night
• Vet2Vet program given permanent funding under new N.J. law
• Four years for man who robbed Harrison, Franklin CVS stores
• Logan and Harrison Townships to share trash collection
• Suspicious substance discarded in Monroe store causes two hour scare
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Christine Coppola
• East Greenwich Crimelog: House burglary and vehicle theft
• Harrison Crimelog includes shoplifting arrest, illegal dumping report
• Potential conflict means still no interim mayor in Washington Township
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Aug. 19, 2011
• New Jersey, federal officials to weigh South Jersey flood damage
• Gloucester County Boys and Girls Clubs celebrate Kids Cafe Day
• Viewing for Sgt. Alessandro 'Sandrino' Plutino draws hundreds
• Franklin Township insurance carrier disputes town's coverage in Kiddie Kollege matters
• Sewell man in critical but stable after being hit by car at Gloucester Township car wash
• Victim in Gloucester Township car wash crash is critical but stable
• Gloucester County College to hold GED preparation classes
• Gloucester County College to hold fall art exhibit
• Camden man who bought stolen car arrested when he goes to Woodbury Heights owner to get title
• Three daylight burglaries committed in seven days in Woodbury Heights
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Aug. 18, 2011
• Flooding causes $1.5 million in damages at Rowan University; cleanup expected to be finished before students return
• Freeholders adopt transparency reforms
• Gloucester County Freeholders adopt transparency reforms
• High school volunteers eye service opportunity with guide dog training group
• More than $3M in grant funding aims to preserve Gloucester County farmland
• Glassboro hosts peach cook-off
• Gloucester County Institute of Technology graduate wins top motorcycle award
• Anti-bullying conference tackles cyber-bullying in South Jersey
• Logan Township company cited for safety violations
• DRPA committee recommends keeping PATCO ambassador program for another year
• Gloucester County eligible for more than $3 million in grants for farmland preservation
• Where were you on 9/11? Share your stories as we mark the 10th anniversary
• Gloucester City terminal hosts visit by South African citrus promoters
• Today's Gloucester CountyTimes front page, Aug. 17, 2011
• Study gives New Jersey high marks on services for children
• Gloucester County officials urge residents to report flooding damage
• South Jersey flood damage tally has officials looking at state, federal aid possibilities
• Gloucester County totals storm damage, waits for word on federal assistance
• Paulsboro council moves forward on library expansion project
• Hindu Temple in Logan Township to expand
• Prosecutor's Office: Maple Shade woman died from accidental drowning; body found in Mantua Creek, East Greenwich
• Funeral procession for Sgt. Alessandro 'Sandrino' Plutino will run from Pitman High School to Hillcrest Cemetery
• Washington Township council to vote on new mayor to replace Matt Lyons
• Rowan graduate and NASA aerospace engineer Confesor Santiago III to deliver university's Convocation speech
• Incoming freshmen get lay of the land at Washington Township High School
• Autopsy results: Maple Shade woman found in Mantua Creek drowned
• Glassboro raises fines and reduces court appearances for alcohol and conduct-related first offenses
• Rain ending, officials assess flood damage in N.J.
• Washington Township school board asking public to attend meetings to discuss superintendent position
• Unlocked vehicles in Franklin targeted - GPS units, iPodstaken
• Today's Gloucester CountyTimes front page, Aug. 16, 2011
• For West Deptford neighborhood on creek, Sunday's rain meant disaster; Gloucester County sees variety of damage
• 9/11 widow Joyce Rodak upset that cemetery removed and damaged items from husband's gravesite
• Authorities find body of Maple Shade woman inside submerged car in Mantua Creek, East Greenwich
• Woolwich Township to create special committee for solar issue
• Services for Pitman Sgt. Alessandro 'Sandrino' Plutino to be held Thursday and Friday
• Walt Whitman Bridge redecking set to start next week
• Greenwich Twp. board of education approves Tarantino's contract for another year
• Authorities identify woman found dead in Mantua Creek; her vehicle seen in South Harrison Sunday
• Body of Maple Shade woman found in car in East Greenwich's Mantua Creek
• Gas prices fall average of 6 cents per gallon across N.J. in past week
• Lindenwold man sentenced to six years in prison for 2010 shooting in Woodbury
• Wife of Sept. 11 victim: Mementos from husband's grave broken, lost
• Travel agent admits stealing $67,000 from customers who were planning a cruise
• Woman's body found in car submerged in Mantua Creek in East Greenwich
• Turnpike Authority plans $3.3 million in improvements to Interchange 2 in Woolwich
• Oxycodone, marijuana seized during raid on Glassboro residence
• Local, county and state Democrats to be first on November's ballot
• How much rain did you get? Send us your photos
• Emergency personnel investigating vehicle submerged in Mantua Creek in Clarksboro
• Logan Township Crimelog: Thefts, vandalism and arrests
• Merritt's House of Flowers in Pitman to be featured on the Food Network
• New state regulations could put ads on Gloucester County school buses
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Aug. 15, 2011
• Souther New Jersey Prosecutors School Safety and Security Conference focuses on fight against cyberbullying
• Rebounding New Jersey housing market backslides on economic turmoil
• Flash flooding threatens parts of New Jersey, with more rain to come
• Wall in West Deptford home collapses during torrential rains
• Willow Woods Mobile Home Park in West Deptford again sees flooding
• West Deptford mobile home park sees flooding for second time since April
• Basement wall in West Deptford collapses during Sunday rain storm
• Pitman's military legacy carries burden of losses
• New Italian restaurant to debut in Woodbury
• 23 indicted by county grand jury
• Three local districts in running for teacher pilot program
• 'We just roll with it': Living with autism, a family perseveres
• Wanted by the Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office: Deptford resident Joseph S. Budesa
• Franklin Township officials prepare to vet civilian police director applicants
• Delsea Regional educator, cancer survivor ready for superintendent post
• State honors "Top Gun" officers for DWI arrests; Deptford, South Harrison officers included
• Deptford officer gets "Top Gun" award for DWI arrests in Gloucester County
• Pennsauken man to serve 3 years in prison for lying on Census employment form
• Deptford man gets 7 year prison term for stabbing at baby shower
• Gloucester County Veterans Picnic to be held Oct. 1
• County issues reminder to take precautions against West Nile Virus
• Several pot arrests of juveniles, $30K warrant arrest, others reported in Pitman crime log
• Pitman crime log: separate arrests of juveniles net box of pot, backpack of pot
• Crown Fried Chicken murder in Camden yields 40-year sentence
• Camden man gets 40 years for 2009 Crown Fried Chicken shooting
• South Harrison Crimelog: Vandalism reported
• Southern New Jersey cyberbullying conference open to public; father of victim to share his own tragic story
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: August 12, 2011
• Three South Jersey schools apply for teacher evaluation pilot program
• Appellate Court reverses ruling on Kiddie Kollege liability
• West Deptford committee eliminates health benefits for elected officials
• Former Franklin schools official says federal funds were misused for private dissertation
• East Greenwich crash on I-295 injures five
• I-295 crash victim still critical; 4-vehicle accident in East Greenwich closed southbound lanes
• Coming Soon: How a family deals with autism - times two
• American Red Cross Youth Council holds blood drive today
• Kathy Rozanski, local breast cancer survivor, takes a victory ride in blimp
• Phila. Mint police officer charged with fraud, arrested at Mount Laurel home
• Judge: Businessman to reimburse foreclosure victims for $319,198 gained through scheme
• American Red Cross Youth Council to hold blood drive tomorrow
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: August 11, 2011
• Franklin Township real estate brokers could be pegged for Kiddie Kollege cleanup costs
• West Deptford committee members to vote out benefits
• Aunt of autistic child who drowned in Monroe Township lake charged with endangerment
• Gov. Chris Christie signs Executive Order for flags to fly at half-staff Friday in honor of Army Ranger Alessandro 'Sandrino' Plutino
• Heroin, burglary proceeds, prescription drugs allegedly surface in Clayton arrests
• Clayton police allege possession of heroin, burglary proceeds, prescription drugs in arrests
• Former Clayton Little League treasurer charged with stealing $22,000 +
• Woodbury losing little to no state aid after acing Best Practices Checklist
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Aug. 10, 2011
• Visitors from across U.S., world tour Gloucester County emergency response offices
• Body of U.S. Army Ranger Alessandro 'Sandrino' Plutino arrives at Dover Air Force Base
• Children's Summer Camp at The Broadway Theatre set to put on shows
• Franklin Township introduces court service deal with Buena Borough
• Columbine-style shooter is the hypothetical for Rowan police; active shooter scenario signifies changing role for police
• Rowan University police train for campus shooter scenario
• Deptford Township Board of Education finds savings in new contracts
• Local teenagers hold fundraiser for Clearview middle schooler
• West Deptford BOE members to be reimbursed for criminal background checks
• Storm photos
• Where were you on 9/11? Share your stories with us as we mark the 10th anniversary
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Aug. 9, 2011
• New Jersey Education Association won't support top Democrats Sweeney, Oliver
• Mullica Hill man pleads guilty to robbing West Deptford truck stop
• U.S. debt rating downgrade sinks stocks worldwide
• Wedding reception spoiled by alleged gift theft by guest
• Bright Beginnings West early childhood school gets brighter with addition of murals
• American Red Cross Gloucester and Salem County branches merging
• West Deptford BOE accepts bleacher bid
• Alessandro 'Sandrino' Plutino, Army Ranger from Pitman, killed in Afghanistan Monday
• Alessandro "Sandrino" Plutino of Pitman killed in Afghanistan
• Four arrested in Gloucester Township; police said group interfered with arrest
• Gloucester Township police: Three juveniles, one adult arrested after angry mob threatens officers
• Harrison Crimelog includes theft of Apple laptop from home
• Clayton Crimelog includes shoplifting from liquor store
• Rutgers expert: Credit downgrade will make economy even uglier
• Mullica Hill man admits to robbing truck stop at which he worked
• Wall of Heroes: William R. Parker
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Aug. 8, 2011
• Sweeney creates website to counter Christie's school aid claims
• Low-nutrition, high-cost 'food deserts' plague South Jersey, finds federal study
• Official merger order gives Franklin Township's St. Mary's of Malaga church a focal point in diocese fight
• Tax-idermy: Local rates stuffed with fewer increases
• Glassboro summer school program able to break even
• Red Cross seeks donors through local blood drives
• Gloucester County firefighters bond off firegrounds, on hockey rink
• Franklin Township school districts rework shared transportation plan
• St. Mary's of Malaga parishioners set for celebration despite recent merger decree
• Authorities in Gloucester County, six other counties take aim at bullies, sexting in upcoming school safety conference
• Atlantic City Electric proposes 4.1 percent rate increase
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Carlton R. Riley
• West Deptford Crimelog includes thefts from unlocked vehicles; vandalism at Woodbury Little League
• Main Street Woodbury holding interviews, close to executive director replacement
• Harrison Township's Second Saturday celebration expanding
• Heat bubble has passed us
• South Harrison Crimelog: Irate patient subdued by officer
• Clayton Crimelog includes recovery of stolen vehicle
• Pitman and East Greenwich crime logs: alleged violent rampage; flat screens stolen
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Aug. 5, 2011
• Elk Township solar project proposal could be in the fast lane to be fired up
• Washington Township residents seek to strengthen town watch groups
• Democratic Senators Sweeney, Norcross lose support of AFL-CIO
• Locals affected by FAA shutdown relieved to go back to work
• Pitman and East Greenwich crime logs: man allegedly threatens officer and family; burglary nets flat screens
• DEP seeks bids to operate White Oaks Golf Course
• Support group for veterans' widows seeks more members
• Local youth learn theater ropes at Woodbury playhouse
• Gloucester County, UMDNJ researchers find test to detect Alzheimer's Disease
• West Deptford Township committee meeting canceled
• Glassboro police: Alarm summoned them to marijuana farm inside home
• Where were you on 9/11? Share your stories with us as we mark the 10th anniversary
• DRPA: Clear for rail study
• Woodbury mother and son indicted for lying about stolen car to get insurance money
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Aug. 4, 2011
• State police seek help identifying victim of fatal Gloucester Township accident on Route 42
• Local doctor's team finds method to detect Alzheimer's early
• Franklin Township, Buena Borough officials in talks for municipal court service deal
• "Mandy" tattoo, other marks may help ID victim of fatal Gloucester Township accident
• Washington Township school board asking for public input on search for new superintendent
• West Deptford Free Public Library donates handmade quilts to Cooper NICU
• The Bank, Skylands Community Bank to merge
• Glassboro man admits to child porn distribution, faces more than 11 years in prison
• Where were you on 9/11? Share your stories with us as we mark the 10th anniversary
• Arrests made in Greenwich Township home burglary
• Swedesboro acquires land for redevelopment project
• Clayton 'Night Out' encourages residents to report crimes to police
• Construction company: 3,000 gallons of fuel stolen from Pilesgrove Township office location
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Aug. 3, 2011
• Small plane crashes in Egg Harbor Township, pilot seriously injured
• Autopsy shows autistic Monroe Township boy died from accidental drowning
• 3,000 gallons of fuel stolen from Pilesgrove Township construction company
• West Deptford Republican candidates request debate
• Two of three interim mayor candidates for Washington Township could have a conflict of interest
• Swedesboro-Woolwich elementary students to perform musical
• Gloucester County authorities: autistic child found in Monroe Township lake died from accidental drowning
• Jim Six: Looking for your ideas
• Woodbury, Gloucester County Institute of Technology students win laptops from BizEd program at Rutgers
• Glassboro and Eastern Propak to host Iron Chef-style peach cook-off
• Rowan University names Pitman resident, engineering professor head of South Jersey Tech Park
• Rowan to host annual summer reunion at Bar-Anticipation
• Paulsboro business cited by state for offering illegal mortgage modification services
• Photo Gallery: Gloucester County 4-H Fair
• Photo Gallery: Baby Peach Parade
• Photo Gallery: Scenes from the Gloucester County 4-H Fair
• Monroe Township toddler drowns in Victory Lake
• Did you go to the first Philly Folk Festival?
• Washington Township council set to choose from pool of 3 interim mayoral candidates
• Debt ceiling deal a compromise for both sides
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Aug. 2, 2011
• Bank robber from West Deptford sentenced; had also admitted to trying to disarm Sheriff's officer
• Developer sues Monroe Township over alleged unreturned fees
• Gloucester County Wheelabrator teams up with the New Jersey Quail Project
• U.S. Rep. Gabby Giffords makes return to House amid applause to cast vote on pivotal debt measure
• House approves debt ceiling compromise deal
• Man admits to role in robbery that led to death of Gloucester Township K-9
• West Deptford man sentenced for two bank robberies, attempting to disarm Sheriff's officer
• Police from East Greenwich, other towns chase local man to Salem
• East Greenwich police and colleagues nab local man after car chase to Salem
• Gloucester County towns to get more than $500,000 in recycling grants
• Woolwich Township's community garden puts the emphasis on community
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: August 1, 2011
• Debt deal reached, say top lawmakers in Washington
• 150 students start medical careers at University of Medicine and Dentistry
• Kingsway's sending districts hire collaborative curriculum coordinator
• National Night Out reaches towns across Gloucester County
• Peach Festival still a draw at Gloucester County 4-H fair, but local farmers struggling
• Lawsuits accuse Glassboro police of beating two people
• Gloucester County towns bring neighbors together for National Night Out
• Rowan University Aim High Science and Technology Academy offers college-prep experience to high school students
• Sweeney "ahead of the curve" in shared services, Philly Mag says
• Sheep steal the show at Gloucester County 4-H fair
• Accused shooter in Vine Street, Camden killing arrested in Conn.
• City man charged with Vine Street, Camden murder of Eladio Castro
• Glassboro felon faces 10 years in prison for possessing a rifle
• Alleged trigger man in Woodbury Heights shooting is denied bail reduction
• No bail reduction for man accused of shooting Woodbury Heights contractor
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Ruth Hare
• Harrison Township woman sentenced to two years probation for West Deptford arson
• Woman gets two years probation for 2009 West Deptford arson
• Wenonah photographer Ron Farina and artist Paul Stankard present a new book
• Pitman Crimelog: Burglaries, arrests, ordinance violations
• Five charged in connection with Oxycodone distribution scheme
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, July 29, 2011
• Gloucester County 4-H Fair celebrates first day
• Singer Josh Kelley visits the Glassboro Boys and Girls Club to promote summer feeding programs
• West Deptford Democrats to send out resident survey
• Gloucester Catholic to expand with junior high
• Developers of mixed-use center in Washington Township seek tax abatement again
• Gloucester County receives only one bid after putting four properties on auction block
• West Deptford Township Republicans to hold first meeting
• Three former council members submit resumes for interim mayor gig in Washington Township
• Washington Township woman indicted for setting fire to her condo
• Fire at Glassboro complex requires relocation of four tenants
• Logan township to reschedule movie in the park
• Information still sought in Williamstown on Lockey Mitten murder
• West Deptford Township paving and reconstructing several streets
• Concert to be held in the park in Glassboro
• Photo Gallery: Area veterans receive NJ Korean War Medal
• Former zoning officer sues Republican councilmen, claiming politically motivated firing
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, July 28, 2011
• Gloucester County 4-H Fair opens in Mullica Hill today
• Secretary of Agriculture hands out produce with the Food Bank of South Jersey
• N.J. groups get $1.7M in federal funds to help low-income veterans find permanent housing
• West Deptford Township continues with alternative school
• Gloucester County updates ambulance fleet for $400,000
• Elk Crimelog includes report of theft of $2,500 coin collection
• Two men found fatally shot in car in Camden
• What do you think about the United States debt debate?
• Lindenwold man sentenced to 46-month prison term for Deptford holdup
• Fire hits Glassboro apartment complex
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, July 27, 2011
• Franklin Township vote drops police chief post, adds civilian administrator to police dept. payroll
• John Legge named as new candidate on Mantua Township committee ballot
• Rowan Urban Teacher Academy students reunite with their inspirational mentors
• South Harrison spends extra state aid to rehire cut employees
• Arts Council awards mean some organizations will do with less
• Video shows man Gloucester Township police say tried to shoplift from Kmart
• Gloucester County summer concert series wins regional award
• Father, son arrested again for theft in Woodbury Heights
• Gloucester County political parties ramp up fundraising for general election
• California man sent to federal prison for more than 4 years for insurance fraud
• Five Gloucester County veterans to receive Korean War Medal
• Gloucester Township police seek smash-and-grabber in security video
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, July 26, 2011
• New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission hopes increased hours cut wait times; weighs online expansion of services to do likewise
• Clayton family weighs damage in wake of devastating house fire
• Christie dodges speculation of 2012 presidential bid in visit to proving-ground Iowa
• East Greenwich Township man claims baseless arrest in Paulsboro
• West Deptford Township teachers and school board reach contract agreement
• Washington Township man admits to robbery with pellet gun outside Glassboro bar
• Woodbury downtown improvement projects 'in the pipeline,' but aid will have to flow
• Swedesboro streetscape project on its way to completion
• Long lines, hot weather, empty seats anger customers at Jersey City motor vehicle office - see video clip
• Washington Township man admits to robbery with pellet gun
• Gas prices average $3.63 per gallon in N.J.
• Father of 4 given 14 years for possessing cocaine, hollow point bullets
• Another spell of hot weather lurks for end of the week
• Transition camp offered for incoming Washington Township High School freshman
• South Harrison Township Crimelog: Arrests for DWI, paraphernalia and outstanding warrants
• Shoplifting reported in Franklin Township
• 'Seussical The Music' comes to Williamstown Middle School's stage
• Clayton Crimelog includes shoplifting case at liquor store
• Trespassing leads to drug charges at Glassboro apartment complex
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, July 25, 2011
• Kingsway and East Greenwich referendums aim to allow expansion plans to move forward in burgeoning school districts
• 'Borne' to run? Christie's trip to Iowa has GOP leaders, donors hoping for entry into 2012 race
• Pitman resident dedicates 43 years as volunteer firefighter for Highland Chemical Engine Co.
• National Park Boat Club to hold Rubber Ducky Regatta
• Gloucester County Republican freeholders question merits of county's union contract
• Logan Township couple struggling with baby's health problems
• Officials in Gloucester County say savings from pension reform best used for tax relief
• For Paulsboro firefighter, strenuous workout, devotion to station are a way to give back
• Gateway Community Action Agency head: recent Paulsboro fraud cases not typical for non-profit
• West Deptford Township sued over towing ordinance
• Pitman restaurant owner already preparing for free Thanksgiving
• Paulsboro office fraud cases not indicative of the norm for Gateway Community Action Partnership, leader says
• Paulsboro firefighter prepares for toughest infernos can dish out
• American Legion event helps inspire West Deptford student during annual civics/government exercise
• West Deptford High student explores civics, statesmanship during American Legion-sponsored event
• 20,000 PSE&G customers lose power, most due to intense heat
• PSE&G: 20,000 customers lose power, most due to major heat
• PSE&G outages reach 20,000 total for New Jersey, most due to intense heat
• Four Gloucester County school districts to benefit from resumption of state grant program
• Millville man to serve 7 years for trio of home invasion robberies in Monroe and Winslow townships
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Paul F. Gioiosa 2nd
• PSE&G: Despite oppressive heat, power supplies should hold up
• Greenwich Township Crimelog: Roofing scammers steal almost $7,000
• Rowan University and Greater Glassboro Group to unveil Founders' Memorial in September
• Logan Township Crimelog: Property stolen, drugs seized, arrests made
• Six-year-old Harrison Township resident forgoes birthday presents for charity
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, July 22, 2011
• Deptford Township soldier returns home from Afghanistan
• Places to keep cool in Gloucester County
• Sale to benefit Main Street Woodbury to be held at site of future indoor shopping plaza
• Washington Township sisters organize run in grandmother's memory
• Appellate panel: Deptford not liable for officer's $50,487 legal bill
• Newfield's Catawba Avenue set to be resurfaced
• Pennsauken victim, 8, dies from injuries of Lindenwold hit-and-run crash; was heading home from amusement park outing when struck
• Gloucester County's three fastest-growing districts decide on state aid funds
• Woolwich Township to hold Tomato & Wine Festival Saturday
• Logan Township's newly expanded Liquor Mart to hold grand reopening
• Pitman vs Northfield Junior Division Section 4 Softball Game
• Photo gallery: Pitman All-Stars vs. District 3 combined team
• 20 of 580 school districts will use restored state aid to lower property taxes
• Deptford Township holds old-fashioned neighborhood barbecues, bringing residents and local government together
• Pennsauken child on way home from amusement park seriously injured in hit-and-run crash
• Blackwood man charged with sexual assault in connection with Ben Franklin Bridge attacks
• Clayton Crimelog includes theft of purse from bar
• Three-time championship basketball coach leaves Kingsway for Delsea vice principal post
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, July 21, 2011
• DRPA seeking general manager for PATCO
• Paulsboro High School to get SDA grant for new air-conditioner
• Deptford Township seeks supermarket to replace vacant Pathmark
• Franklin Township school board's district consolidation report advanced to Gloucester County again
• Gloucester County applies for grant needed to move sewer expansion forward
• Woodbury welcomes two new families through Neighborhood Stabilization Program
• Worst of current heat wave still to come
• Gypsy moths curb appetite for trees in New Jersey - defoliation damage drops dramatically
• Paulsboro schools to receive SDA grant
• N.J. medical marijuana program will get rolling after 3-month delay
• DRPA to stage special law enforcement drills at two Philadelphia PATCO stations
• Cooper University Hospital's emergency department "reality" series set to go online
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, July 20, 2011
• West Deptford RiverGate Park: direct access to the Delaware River
• Rowan University courses aimed at fostering sustainable energy
• Paulsboro officials rescind Paul House stabilization bid
• West Deptford Junior Woman's Club donates EMT kits to local police
• Volunteer Center of Gloucester County looking for Presidential Volunteer Service Award nominees
• Kids can learn about horses at Gloucester County DREAM Park event
• Gloucester County warned of excessive heat
• West Deptford board of education clarification
• Third-quarter tax bills arriving late
• Vandals break vehicle windows, damage mailboxes during spree in Harrison Township
• Rowan University College of Engineering offers new graduate certificate program
• Learning Stages to present 'The Music Man Jr.'
• Gloucester Township drug investigation yields arrests
• N.J. temperatures could reach 100 by end of week
• Lane restrictions announced for Commodore Barry Bridge
• Today's Gloucester CountyTimes front page, July 19, 2011
• State Sen. Norcross to step down from AFL-CIO union leadership role
• Still buds? You betcha, says Christie; Sweeney, not so much
• Bottom Dollar Food coming to vacant slot in Glassboro strip mall
• Police in Winslow Township and across America: best not to drink and drive, we'll catch you
• Theater program in Woodbury teaches kids to create for themselves
• Camden County Prosecutor: Fugitive in Deptford robbery killed by police in Lindenwold after yet another attempted robbery
• Study says waiting too long to get suspected cancerous moles checked out by your doctor could be the difference between life and death
• Washington Township Rowan graduate and Fulbright Scholar is headed to Cyprus to continue studies
• Washington Township BOE and West Deptford Township BOE apply additional state aid in different ways
• Winslow police join nationwide crackdown on drunk driving
• Would-be robber shot to death by police in Lindenwold; was wanted for bank robbery in Woodbury and jewelry store robbery in Pennsauken
• Four of Gloucester County's most wanted apprehended
• Clayton Crimelog includes theft of 2011 Honda
• Feds: Lakewood couple kidnapped, beat Israeli man to get him to consent to divorce
• Fugitive wanted in Deptford bank holdup fatally shot during Lindenwold robbery
• Gas prices jump average of 5 cents across state
• Heat wave makes its way east
• Today's Gloucester CountyTimes front page, July 18, 2011
• Upcoming talks aim to restore aid to needy New Jersey cities
• Measure banning teenage tanning salon use in New Jersey has some small business owners seeing red
• Buffers at Scotland Run Park keep geese at bay so kids can play
• Matt Lyons reflects on his time as Washington Township's mayor
• Photo gallery: Treat Truck visits Washington Lake Dog Park
• Paulsboro filmmaker screens movie in New York City
• Greenwich Township kids learn about summer and fire safety at camp
• West Deptford Junior Woman's Club donates EMT kits to local police
• Washington Township third graders and New Jersey Secretary of Agriculture Fisher harvest and donate together
• Police searching for Woodbury man charged in armed robbery of Deptford bank
• Westville police officer to wrestle in World Police and Fire Games in New York
• Talks stall on abandoned Chinese restaurant in Woodbury after city rejects bank's offer
• First Baptist Church of Jericho in Deptford Township celebrates 100 years
• Woodbury Heights to lose post office come September
• Police searching for Woodbury man charged in armed robbery of Deptford bank
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Sandra Miano
• Enjoy comfort while you can - heat wave heading our way
• Home Energy Assistant program administrator sentenced to four years for $22,000 fraud; another administrator pleads guilty to stealing $40,000 from same program
• Greenwich police arrest 'one-man crime spree'
• West Deptford Crimelog includes theft of phone, wallet from unlocked vehicles
• Gloucester Township police, Safe Kids Southern NJ to conduct child safety seat check
• Pitman Crimelog: Arrests for warrants, stolen property and trespassing
• Logan Township crime log: NY residents arrested after car chase, $3K worth of steel stolen, and more
• Pennsylvania woman injured in I-295 crash in Greenwich Township
• Woodbury Heights post office branch to close in September
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, July 15, 2011
• Elk BOE accepts new Delsea school chief
• Glassboro shop hosting month-long arts expo
• Loved ones aim to expand memorial motorcycle run for fallen Clayton soldier DJ Bentz
• County approves Greenwich interim superintendent contract for another year
• West Deptford officials to eliminate health benefits for elected officials
• Gloucester County Police Academy, Prosecutor's Office gear teens up for life, and perhaps law enforcement careers
• Gloucester County Police Academy, Prosecutor's Office gear teens up for life, and perhaps law enforcement career
• Two men charged in Deptford bank robbery; one of them still at large
• Two children hospitalized after early morning Clayton fire
• Deadline looms for school districts to decide on how to use extra state aid
• Democrats plan meeting to select possible replacements for Washington Township Mayor Matt Lyons
• Two children hospitalized after early morning Clayton fire
• Three Gloucester Township teens accused of going on vandalism spree
• Harrison Crimelog includes of piggy banks from children's bedrooms
• Woodbury BOE member, 18, charged with assault; allegedly brought dad as backup to fight over girl
• Glassboro and Eastern Propak host blueberry challenge
• Gloucester County claims lien, auctions off horse after owner defaults on lodgings rent
• West Deptford board of education moving forward with high school bleachers
• Open houses scheduled this weekend at rehabbed Paulsboro homes
• Glassboro has this year's only Seeds to Success youth farmstand
• Winslow Township police: 46 pit bulls on vacant property to find new homes
• Winslow Township police: 46 pit bulls on vacant property to find new homes
• Mantua Township Mayor Tim Chell will not run in November election
• Woodbury approves 2 percent salary increases for non-union workers
• Teenage BOE member charged with assault in Woodbury brawl
• Harry Potter fans gear up for final movie release
• Foster son, 16, charged in Blackwood stabbing murder
• One of Gloucester County's oldest residents passes away
• Gloucester Township police looking for Timber Cove man's killer
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, July 13, 2011
• Gloucester County school districts to get extra aid
• Franklin Township Committee delays vote on civilian police administrator post
• South Jersey teachers and students learn hands-on lessons about science and engineering
• Clayton officials seek bids for recycling collection services
• Consultant: Start small with downtown Woodbury revitalization and big things will happen
• Gloucester Township police seek Timber Cove man's killer(s)
• Gloucester County residents try to stay cool as temperatures rise
• Woodbury hosting another Cruise Night Wednesday at Acme
• Bogus Clayton bomb threat ties up neighborhood, traffic for nearly eight hours
• Man convicted in 2003 beating death in Woodbury wins right to evidentiary hearing
• Humidity uptick will make outdoor conditions 'downright dangerous'
• Gas prices reverse course, spike upward by 3.5 cents per gallon
• Harrison Crimelog includes theft of $9,000 in jewelry from home
• Clayton Crimelog includes burglary of residence
• SWAT, bomb squad investigate report of bomb at Clayton home
• Today's Gloucester CountyTimes front page, July 12, 2011
• 'Walk in the Wild' at Old Pine Farm - Summer Bird Life
• Fire at vacant Westville duplex under investigation
• American Red Cross Penn-Jersey region reports critical blood shortage
• Westville woman pleads not guilty to murder in death of Gloucester City 2-year-old
• West Deptford Center Stage Players honor the life of Bradley Calhoun, 5
• Clayton Board of Education appoints former member to fill vacant seat
• SWAT, bomb squad investigating Clayton bomb threat; anonymous caller said bomb may be at residence
• Downtown development consultant returns to Woodbury Tuesday
• Westville woman pleads not guilty to murder in death of Gloucester City two-year-old
• Fire to vacant Westville duplex under investigation
• West Deptford visit by U.S. Sen. Menendez focuses on Medicare cuts
• OSHA cites Mantua business, seeks $41,580 in fines
• National Park water tower construction begins
• Disabled car in Harrison was run into pole by driver charged with DWI
• Times looking to talk to Harry Potter fans
• Rugers-Camden business school offers two-week 'BizEd' program for high school students
• Franklin Township ice cream parlor turned on to solar energy
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, July 11, 2011
• Apparently, it's not the best time to sell a helicopter, N.J. finds out in attempt to unload aging fleet
• Center for People in Transition offers summer workshops at Gloucester County College
• Mentoring group Concerned Black Men of Gloucester County reaching out to area youth
• Local med student to make house call to CDC
• Paulsboro receives additional federal grants and loans for water treatment facility and new water tower
• Pine beetles a serious pest in South Jersey pine forests
• Factors have several Gloucester County police chiefs heading to retirement
• Harrison Crimelog includes theft of $120 in fuel from service station
• Buena man injured, Franklin motorist charged with DUI following Main Road crash
• Swedesboro woman wins $25,000 at Logan Township store
• Lightning strike startles Steve Sweeney during interview outside West Deptford office
• Wachter to become Paulsboro's new chief in September
• Girl, 2, died after being thrown to floor - babysitter charged with murder
• Franklin man to serve eight years for sexually assaulting girl over three-year period
• Winslow Township police: SPCA to file animal cruelty charges in case of dozens of dogs on vacant property
• Winslow Township police: SPCA to file animal cruelty charges in case of dozens of dogs on vacant property
• Two arrested after East Greenwich man is assaulted at his home
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Andre J. Moss Jr.
• Logan Township Crimelog: Thefts and arrests
• East Greenwich Township Crimelog: They stole everything including the front door
• Walt Whitman Bridge to close for four hours overnight Tuesday
• Franklinville man hurt in auto repair school accident in Blackwood
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, July 8, 2011
• N.J. weather: severe thunderstorms could hit state
• Gloucester County agrees to new contract with law enforcement union, eliminates bonuses
• East Greenwich Township aims to add new noise regulations
• YMCA volunteers lend help in Woodbury Community Garden
• Washington Township police arrest man accused of driving while gas attendant's arm was caught in window
• Gloucester County prepares for fun-filled 4-H fair
• Judge rules use of GPS to track a cheating spouse is not an invasion of privacy
• Gloucester County seeks $800K plus in federal grant to hire Sheriff's officers
• Gloucester County seeks $800K plus in federal grant to hire Sheriff's officers
• Washington Township police arrest man accused of driving while gas attendant's arm was caught in window
• Winslow Township burglar suspect identified by cell phone he left behind
• Winslow Township police: Man cited for 36 dogs, 9 puppies on vacant property
• Paulsboro council approves architect for library expansion
• Winslow Township police: man has 36 dogs, nine puppies on vacant property
• Lautenberg joins senators in call for national 9/11 Moment of Reflection
• Woodbury mayor soliciting donations for town clock at train station
• Reminder: West Deptford committee meeting canceled for tonight
• Squatter used cigarette to spark fire that destroyed Camden warehouse
• Ben Franklin span to be closed for 75 minutes Sunday for bike-a-thon
• Casey Anthony will be freed Wednesday
• Glassboro police: The stranger knocking on your door may be a burglar
• Washington Township Mayor Matt Lyons hands in resignation letter
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: July 7, 2011
• Delsea names middle school principal as new superintendent
• Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office donates money to youth mentorship program
• Mantua Township breaks ground on Total Turf Experience sports complex
• Gloucester County grudgingly settles public records suit for $90,000
• West Deptford man accused of stabbing girlfriend at Red Bank Run apartments faces additional charges
• Gloucester County extends deal with energy developer for electrical plant construction
• Black bear captured in East Brunswick; same bear found in 5 other N.J. towns
• Gloucester County freeholders, administration move into new digs
• Monroe Township police: Delaware man killed in Route 322 collision over weekend
• West Deptford man accused of stabbing girlfriend at Red Bank Run faces additional charges
• Monroe Township police: Delaware man killed in Route 322 collision over weekend
• West Deptford Free Public Library kicks off flicks, fun & PJs
• National Coalition for Safer Roads releases data showing red light camera support statewide
• Elk Crimelog includes burglaries at homes on Whig Lane road
• Glassboro to host blueberry baking contest for restaurants and home chefs
• West Deptford committee meeting canceled
• South Harrison Township Crimelog: Warrant and disorderly conduct arrests
• Greenwich Township Crimelog: Bikes, GPS and wallet stolen
• DiCicco prepares bill to make it a felony to not report death or disappearance of a child
• Clayton Crimelog includes reported theft of engagement ring
• Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office donates to group for teenage mentor program
• Stephen Sweeney stands by tirade over Gov. Christie's budget
• No apologies, says Sweeney
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: July 6, 2011
• Paulsboro chief of police to retire in September
• Teens RISE up for engineering at Rowan University
• Child, adult killed in weekend crashes on Route 55 in Mantua and Route 322 in Monroe
• Clayton school board vacancy sparks search for new member
• Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office, state police join to battle cyber terror
• Non-profit urges locals to protect Glen Lake in Woodbury Heights
• Woodbury warning property owners about excessive water use
• Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office, state police join to battle cyber terror
• Route 55 crash in Mantua kills nine-year-old, injures two-year-old
• EPA plans public meeting on Pedricktown Superfund site
• Did you follow the Casey Anthony trial? Why? Talk to us
• Casey Anthony acquitted of killing daughter
• Bellmawr 5-year-old accidentally drowns in Washington Township pool
• Do teachers work during the summer? The Gloucester County Times wants to know
• 9/11 artifacts coming to be included in Brooklawn memorial
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, July 5, 2011
• Wenonah residents celebrate the Fourth of July
• Pitman's annual Fourth of July parade draws in big crowds
• Gloucester County food pantries hurting for summer donations
• Paulsboro port project gaining ground, literally
• Elk Township couple donates time to Salem County Habitat for Humanity
• Non-profit urges locals to protect Glen Lake in Woodbury Heights; vandals trash the park, threaten a natural wonder
• Gloucester Township police seek alleged armed robber who disappeared in woods
• Gloucester Township police seek alleged armed robber who disappeared in woods
• Gloucester Township police: Area pair refused to pay for gas at Exxon, sped off
• Gloucester Township police: Area pair refused to pay for gas at Exxon, sped off
• 26 indicted by Gloucester County grand jury
• Glassboro foundation seeks golfers
• Lakes wobegone: Budgets, birds keeping bathers at bay
• Riversharks fundraiser will honor mother, unborn son, victims of distracted driving head-on crash
• Democrats, Republicans waiting for Washington Township Mayor Matt Lyons to make resignation official
• Washington Township police: residents should be vigilant in light of string of burglaries
• Washington Township police: residents should be vigilant in light of string of burglaries
• Westville police seek two who robbed 1st Colonial National Bank
• Westville police seek two who robbed 1st Colonial National Bank
• Girlfriend's husband charged in Woodbury Heights shooting
• $200K bail remains for West Deptford man accused of stabbing girlfriend
• $200K bail remains for West Deptford man accused of stabbing girlfriend
• Mantua Crimelog includes theft of copper
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Sara Lannon
• Judge sentences Greenwich Township man to 33 years for sexual abuse of stepdaughter
• Madden bill to trim unemployment tax rates on employers now law
• Legislation would make permanent 'Vet-2-Vet' help line
• Judge sentences Greenwich Township man to 33 years for sexual abuse of stepdaughter
• West Deptford businesses help welcome home veterans
• Main Street Woodbury's redesigned website has more information, more resources, more history
• Giordano sworn in as Greenwich Twp. chief of police
• Police seek two in Westville bank robbery
• Green-Fields Elementary remembers a special student
• Paulsboro Fourth of July parade turns 20
• Woodbury salon to have grand opening event
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: July 1, 2011
• New Jersey to stop work on state highways for July 4 weekend; offers travel info to motorists
• Universities in N.J. are some of the costliest in the nation
• Rowan University grad reports on devastating floods in Midwest
• Lawyers seeking $400,000 in fees from settled lawsuit between former officer and Washington Township police
• Four indicted in Gloucester County for 'black money' and 'blood diamond' scheme
• Travel agent indicted for allegedly defrauding customers out of $67,380
• East Greenwich sailor returning home from Afghanistan
• Harrison Township man admits to robbing CVS stores of painkillers
• Harrison Township man admits to robbing CVS stores of painkillers
• Sweet New Jersey corn ready in time for Fourth of July barbecues
• Sunoco Logistics to buy Eagle Point tank farm in West Deptford Township
• West Deptford Crimelog: Stolen bikes and a vandalized soda machine
• New Jersey to stop work on state highways for July 4 weekend; offers travel info to motorists
• Logan Township Crimelog: Arrests and theft
• Pitman Crimelog: Warrant arrests, drug bust and curfew violations
• South Harrison Crimelog: Arrests for auto theft and assaulting an officer
• Sunoco subsidiary to acquire Eagle Point tank farm
• One-vehicle crash in Vineland claims two lives
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: June 30, 2011
• Washington Township Board of Education names Joseph Vandenberg as interim superintendent
• Franklin Township to start plans for future community day, sports field location on Fries Mill Road
• Liscio's Italian Bakery and Deli retail operation returns to Glassboro with a little help from Phillies' closer Ryan Madson
• Gas prices affecting Fourth of July travel
• Lautenberg, colleagues press to keep federal police grants coming
• Turn lanes open at Harrison Township intersection
• Lautenberg, colleagues press to keep federal police grants coming
• South Jersey seniors using technology to stay in touch
• Driver, two injured bicyclists charged in Harrison Township accident
• Winslow man accused of firing shot that shatters vehicle window during attempted robbery in Glassboro
• Campbell Soup to lay off 130 in Camden, 770 overall
• Glassboro gas station attendant thwarts robbery try
• Woodbury's Fourth of July fireworks a dud this year, but hope for next year
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: June 29, 2011
• Franklin Township residents oppose move to replace police chief post with civilian worker
• Washington Township Mayor Matt Lyons to resign from office due to potential ethical conflict
• Franklinville man, 20, killed in Vineland car crash
• Christie: N.J. homeowners will begin to see property tax relief due to benefits overhaul in late 2012
• Woodbury Heights contractor shot, wounded; neighbors recall fearful night
• RiverCove Apartments asks West Deptford Township to lift age restriction
• Long-time Monroe Township police officer takes on chief of police post
• Washington Township Mayor Matt Lyons to resign from office
• Fourth of July parades slated for Greenwich, National Park, Paulsboro, Pitman, Wenonah
• Cobb selected as Oakview's nurse
• Appellate Court sides with Glassboro Planning Board on subdivision denial for developer
• Three indicted for sex crimes involving children
• Golfers needed for Glassboro Education Foundation tournament
• Supreme Court committee: mayor can't also be county counsel
• Parking changed to 15 minutes along section of Broad Street in Woodbury
• Second bomb threat call made in Woodbury
• Camden County College honors 114 GED graduates
• Gas station in Washington Township to have steeply discounted fuel
• Democrats push bill package designed to ease creation of charter schools
• Attorney General, Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office work to combat underage drinking
• Stockton College pushes to be host of 2012 presidential debate
• Bill would boost funding for suburban school, expand tax break for seniors
• Bill would extend moratorium on commercial development tax
• Confusing bomb threat prompts evacuation of several court buildings in Woodbury and Deptford
• Woodbury Heights shooting victim didn't recognize gunman
• Gunman sought in Woodbury Heights shooting
• Gloucester County Justice Complex evacuated for unknown threat
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: June 28, 2011
• Deptford man admits to knife attack during 2010 baby shower
• Police captain set to become new Monroe Township chief
• West Deptford board of education awards bid for high school tennis court construction
• Woodbury picks its economic development guru, administrator, clerk
• Deptford man admits to knife attack during 2010 baby shower
• Camden prison inmate admits to false tax returns; helped other inmates get refunds
• Gloucester County College signs on-site nursing agreement with Rowan University
• Glassboro and Clayton enter shared services agreement for trash and recycling collection
• Dr. Ali Houshmand will be the official interim president of Rowan University on July 1
• Gloucester Township to swear in nine new police officers
• Art in the Street gives kids a chance to express creativity in Woodbury
• Proposed N.J. Democrat budget gives Cooper University Hospital up to $15M for medical school, cancer center
• Gloucester County College signs nursing agreement with Rowan University
• Rowan University to host reunion weekend
• Woodbury motorcycle Cruise Night on for Tuesday after postponement
• Gibbstown mother accused of using 12-year-old daughter in shoplifting spree
• Norcross: move presidential primary to June
• Greenwch Township Crimelog: Thefts, disturbances, warrant arrests
• New standards to be set for mold exposure in residential buildings
• Gloucester County Times looking to honor volunteers
• Liscio's to celebrate opening of new retail store
• What's the best alternative route to the shore? The Times wants to know!
• Glassboro and Clayton to share trash services
• Photo Gallery: Miss Pitman Pageant
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, June 27, 2011
• Something for everyone at the county's summer camps
• Washington Township Fourth of July event to include concert, fireworks in the park
• Pennsylvania businesses weigh in on New Jersey fireworks rules; Keystone State law invites illegal use here
• Time of change for N.J. police chiefs
• Pressure points: Monroe residents dealing with water issues
• Fact-finder recommends three-year contract, raises for West Deptford teachers
• Gatherings at East Greenwich has openings for low-income seniors
• Glassboro man charged with armed robbery; SWAT and ERT teams help police seize him
• Glassboro man charged with armed robbery; SWAT and ERT teams help police seize him
• Westville students recycle and donate
• Gloucester City man sentenced to 25 years for attempted murder in Camden
• Newest county detective comes from West Deptford police department
• Clayton Crimelog includes 25 reports of vandalism to mailboxes
• School districts consider state teacher evaluation pilot
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Angelia M. Toliver
• Pitman Crimelog: Burglaries, drug, warrant and assault arrests
• Expired registration stop leads to assault rifle arrest in East Greenwich
• Logan Township Crimelog: Arrests, thefts, breakins and a suspicious device
• Swedesboro man arrested on drug charges in East Greenwich
• West Deptford Crimelog: Thefts and vandalism
• Lautenberg, Menendez join others to introduce Delaware River watershed bill
• Riley bill to expand Jersey Fresh program receives final legislative approval
• Ham Radio operators to conduct Field Day program
• Paulsboro class of 2011 graduates
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, June 24, 2011
• N.J. Assembly passes landmark employee benefits overhaul
• Boyfriend charged with West Deptford woman's stabbing; she's critical but stable after attack at Red Bank Run apartments
• Wenonah council considers options for referendum question
• Woolwich Mayor loses accident appeal
• Clayton to host its first ever Fourth Friday event
• Franklin Township officials push to settle tab in Kiddie Kollege verdict
• Tolls set to increase on five bridges along Delaware River
• Deptford man indicted on charge he ran over bicyclist while driving drunk
• West Deptford man stabs girlfriend several times, is charged with attempted murder
• New Harrison Township Wawa opens
• Work begins on $3 million widening of Route 42 southbound
• Former Voorhees resident indicted in fraud case, is still a fugitive
• Two arrested in Monroe Township daylight burglary
• Shot fired after holdup at Heritage's on Salem Avenue in Woodburu=y
• Gunman holds up Heritage's on Salem Avenue in Wenonah
• N.J. public workers to stage large protest over pension and health insurance reform
• Gloucester Township Mister Softee operator robbed at BB gunpoint
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: June 23, 2011
• Woman stabbed multiple times in West Deptford apartment complex
• Gloucester County Freeholders weigh options on proposed power plant, OPRA lawsuit
• Gloucester County Freeholders weigh options on proposed power plant, OPRA lawsuit
• Gloucester County man sworn in as next Superior Court judge
• Gateway Regional High School's class of 2011 graduates
• Woman stabbed multiple times in West Deptford apartment complex
• UMDNJ to host Senior Health and Fitness Day on Friday
• Part of Kings Highway to be closed in East Greenwich
• Washington Township man indicted in connection with death of Gloucester Township police dog
• Public workers protest pension reform during Gov. Chris Christie's visit to Woodbury
• Washington Township school board appoints new world languages supervisor despite talks of eliminating job
• Family of injured Harrison Township bicyclist insists SUV driver was distracted
• Hobo Band and Bonsal Blues join to honor Bob Shryock
• Clayton Crimelog includes prescription fraud
• Harrison Crimelog includes theft of $8,500 all-terrain vehicle
• Freeholders ok spending nearly $6M for road improvements
• Freeholders to approve $6 million in road spending
• Voorhees Township man to serve 50 months for role in $65,440 robbery of gas station owner
• Wall of Heroes: Pvt. William L. Lawrence
• Washington Township MUA chief: Republican 'investigation' is political
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: June 22, 2011
• Man admits to role in two Monroe Township home invasion robberies
• Washington Township church to partner with gas station for cheaper prices before holiday weekend
• Elk Township officials adopt 2011 municipal budget, 2.5-cent tax rate increase
• Construction of largest rooftop solar installation has begun in Gloucester City
• Woodbury residents to be honored during bench dedication at Bell Lake Park
• Woodbury Heights 'fish tale' ends with mother-son pair pulling piranha from lake
• West Deptford High School senior hijinks 'went too far,' says superintendent
• EPA says levels of certain pollutants near Paulsboro High School not dangerous
• Band parents, teachers speak out against expanding participation fee for Washington Township High School
• Harrison Township swears in new police chief
• Woodbury graduates relish lessons learned with an eye to a new world
• Woodbury graduates relish lessons learned with an eye to a new world
• EPA: levels of certain pollutants near Paulsboro High not dangerous
• Monroe man, 88, killed in Black Horse Pike collision
• Cherry Hill teen gets probation in non-fatal stabbing
• Cherry Hill teen gets probation in non-fatal stabbing
• Man admits to role in two Monroe Township home invasion robberies
• No causes for three Camden fires being investigated by local, county and federal agencies
• Riley-backed bill would establish standards for exposure limits to mold
• Legislation designed to create jobs in towns with port facilities clears Assembly panel
• Washington Township High's top 1% summa cum laude
• Washington Township police search for elusive burglar
• Monroe accident shuts down North Black Horse Pike
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: June 21, 2011
• Benefits reforms for N.J. public workers advances in Trenton despite heavy protest
• Washington Township High School confers diplomas to 621 students
• Photo gallery: 2011 Washington Township High School commencement
• Photo gallery: 2011 West Deptford High School commencement
• West Deptford High School class of 2011 graduates
• Clearview Regional High School graduates look forward to the future
• Gloucester Township apartment fire quickly controlled; no injuries reported
• Gloucester Township apartment fire quickly controlled; no injuries reported
• Miss New Jersey Katharyn Nicolle looks forward to her reign
• Man convicted in 2007 Monroe Township stabbing death asking for a new trial
• Man convicted in 2007 Monroe Township stabbing death asking for a new trial
• Former West Deptford man pleads guilty to 2010 bank jobs in West Deptford, Mantua
• NJ Senate passes bill requiring higher pension and health contributions for state employees
• Kindergarten teacher retiring from Washington Township schools after 30 years
• Sweeney says he will loosen provision of benefits bill that would prevent N.J. public workers from getting out-of-state treatment
• Two bicyclists injured in crash with SUV in Harrison Township
• Madden bill permitting discounted/free beach badges for military personnel now law
• East Greenwich Township Crimelog: Drug arrests and home burglary
• Two bicyclists hit by vehicle in Harrison Township
• N.J. gas prices continue slide
• Looming vote over public worker benefits highlights rift between N.J. Democrats
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: June 20, 2011
• Toddler drowns in swimming pool in Monroe Township
• Wenonah woman is new Miss New Jersey
• Woodbury seniors experience, accept, thrive off of diversity
• Child, 18 months, drowns in Monroe Township pool
• Gloucester County Clerk, realtor criticize proposed jump in real estate fee
• Washington Township student named outstanding reader in Phillies program
• Police decry civilian replacing Franklin police chief
• 'Heavy fire' strikes Paulsboro home
• Delsea's class of 2011 takes its first steps into the world after graduation
• Educators take to Woodbury's streets to kill the pension reform bill
• Photo gallery: Clearview bowler heads to Greece for Special Olympics
• Photo gallery: 2011 Delsea Regional High School commencement
• Area fire companies battle blaze to Paulsboro home
• Grand jury: Harrison fire commissioner embezzled $11,974
• Glassboro High School graduate has political dreams
• Woodbury Farmers Market opens at train station
• Jimmy Buffet cover band playing Washington Lake Park
• Glassboro High School class of 2011 takes the stage
• Williamstown High grads take their first steps toward success
• Kingsway graduates celebrate the last four years
• Grant writing workshop offered to non-profit groups
• Woodbury to host Broad Street Bash on Sunday
• Logan Township crime log: box trailer stolen, diesel fuel siphoned, car stolen
• Logan Township crime log: box trailer stolen, diesel fuel siphoned, car stolen
• Swedesboro man accused of paralyzing another in assault is arrested
• Swedesboro man accused of paralyzing another in assault is arrested
• Monroe crimelog includes several cases of shed burglaries where tools were stolen
• Jury convicts Glassboro man on cocaine, hollow point bullet possession charges
• Bonsal Blues, Hobo Band to pay tribute to Bob Shryock
• Grand jury: Mullica Hill man used topless photo taken from web chat site to demand date, sex from another
• Small business loans are available to assist with repairing April storm damage
• Small business loans are available to assist with repairing April storm damage
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Nicholas Hopman
• Jimmy Buffet cover band to perform in Washington Township
• Burzichelli bill to allow special needs pupils to bring service animals to class clears state Assembly panel
• Pittsgrove woman gets four years in prison for child endangerment; had malnourished 15-month-old son
• Pittsgrove woman gets four years in prison for child endangerment; had malnourished 15-month-old son
• Clayton crimelog includes the theft of building materials
• Pitman crime log: garage and car burglaries, heavy drug activity in part of town
• Pitman crime log: garage and car burglaries, heavy drug activity in part of town
• Swedesboro selling land
• Pet of the Week: Dolly
• Washington Township police seek robber who drove with gas attendant's arm pinned in car window
• Washington Township police seek robber who drove with gas attendant's arm pinned in car window
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: June 17, 2011
• Deptford Township High School celebrates the class of 2011
• Photo gallery: 2011 Deptford Township High School commencement
• Elk crimelog includes burglary of Whig Lane residence
• West Deptford zoning board approves PSE&G revisions
• New top cop for Harrison Township
• Summer's the perfect time to discover Hidden Treasures: Rutgers-Camden presents campus art collection
• Harrison Township's water treatment plant getting new equipment
• West Deptford crime log: two wallets stolen, two cars vandalized, and more
• West Deptford crime log: two wallets stolen, two cars vandalized, and more
• Kindle Elementary School students walk to cure diabetes
• Washington Township High School names its top 1 percent who will graduate
• Exchange student program in need of host families this summer in South Jersey
• Provision limiting out-of-state hospital use is eased in N.J. public worker benefits overhaul
• Glassboro welcomes new fire truck, thanks to Rowan Boulevard developer Sora
• Bill would crack down on 'bath salts' as drugs
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: June 16, 2011
• NJEA attacks party bosses over pension and health benefits reform proposal
• For some N.J. seniors, Social Security can't stave off the rising tax tide
• Civil War reenactors bring history to life at Memorial School in Pitman
• Rowan tuition to increase three percent
• Gloucester Township police to hold bike safety event, announce 101 Days of Summer initiatives
• Gloucester Township police to hold bike safety event, announce 101 Days of Summer initiatives
• Republican councilman requests information from Washington Township Municipal Utilities Authority as part of previously announced investigation
• West Deptford zoning board shoots down TMobile
• Two Gateway Regional High School seniors have overcome great obstacles
• Two Pennsylvania men and construction company charged with insurance fraud in hail-scheme in Gloucester County, parts of South Jersey
• Times looking to speak to parents that are sending their kids to summer camp this year, or opted not to
• Glassboro man loses appeal for pre-trial intervention in drug arrest in West Deptford
• South Harrison Township crime log: burglary suspect pulled over; text threats and Facebook harrassment
• South Harrison Township crime log: burglary suspect pulled over; text threats and Facebook harrassment
• Newfield police: two borough men stole handgun, meds and valuables in burglary
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: June 14, 2011
• Distraught West Deptford residents object to cell phone tower
• Franklin Township set to lose police chief position, replace with civilian administrator
• Clearview Regional High School set for almost $400K grant aimed at upgrades
• Woolwich Township school celebrates young writers
• East Greenwich Township committee aims to have development work completed
• Clayton graduates revel in achievements, foresee a lifetime of more
• FDA announces new testing requirements for sunscreens
• Gloucester Township police patrol, SWAT members arrest three after bank robbery
• Gloucester Township police patrol, SWAT members arrest three after bank robbery
• Westville police: man admitted to robbing National Park bank at knifepoint
• Westville police: man admitted to robbing National Park bank at knifepoint
• Woodbury 'at a crossroads,' figuring out ways to pay for economic development director
• Gloucester County to host document shredding event
• Monroe Township to unveil signs and new name of park and school campus
• Township to hold sign dedication for renamed park and school campus
• Spark Energy to give away 10 cent per gallon gasoline Friday
• Father's Day weekend an eventful one in Woodbury
• Property fraud alert system to all property owners in Gloucester County
• Winslow and Camden County authorities seek would-be bank robber
• Woodbury Heights Glen Lake Fishing Derby winners announced
• Hurffville Elementary School students raise $150 for Japan Relief
• Legislation aims to protect rights of seniors living in a state housing program
• Winslow Township police release Click It or Ticket stats
• Bill would create nursing facilities for patients with Huntington's Disease
• Winslow Township police release Click It or Ticket stats
• Sweeney: updated website will provide info on changing pension reform ideas
• Haddonfield, Marlton residents named to Governor’s Council for Medical Research and Treatment of Autism
• Glassboro to screen 'Megamind' in New Street Park
• Gloucester County warns homeowner of asphalt driveway scam
• Rutgers School of Nursing-Camden gets board approval
• Newfield police: two borough men stole handgun, meds and valuables in burglary
• Gloucester Township LUKOIL robbed; police quickly arrest Lindenwold man
• Man armed with a handgun holds up a clerk at Heritage's in Mullica Hill
• Deptford woman killed in Almonesson Road crash
• As state Democrats prepare to introduce plan to overhaul public employee benefits, Christie's stance remains unclear
• Woodbury council debates, creates economic development director position
• Harrison Township names patrolman as its next chief of police
• New legislation aims to replace criminal charges with counseling in cases of teen sexting
• West Deptford board of education announces results of annual random drug tests
• West Deptford board of education releases drug tests results
• Winslow Township police to set up sobriety checkpoint Friday
• Winslow Township police to set up sobriety checkpoint Friday
• Gateway Regional senior receives Cresse scholarship
• Riley bill would allow agricultural tourism events on preserved farmland
• Bill would change how money is allocated to Urban Enterprise Zones
• Community Foundation of South Jersey offering grants to non-profits
• Deptford woman killed in weekend crash on Almonesson Road
• Learn how to hang a flag for Flag Day
• End-of-life care decisions would become easier for New Jersey families under package of bills
• Norcross bill aimed at preventing spending and ethics abuse at Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission
• Edith Huston, retired Rowan administrator, dies at age 83
• Gas prices in N.J. continue to drop
• Woodbury Heights artist preserves cartooning history
• County to distribute $20 produce vouchers to elderly
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: June 13, 2011
• Washington Township school board considering expanding activities fee, cutting language supervisor's position
• Sen. Richard Codey coming to Deptford to discuss, sign his book
• Class rank is but a number
• Emergency medical groups push for passage of state bill to regulate, license EMTs, paramedics
• Communication with principals, superintendents key to school district relationships with Gloucester County College
• Photo gallery: Gloucester Catholic baseball team wins state championship
• Photo gallery: Gloucester Catholic softball team captures state title
• 21 indicted by Gloucester County grand jury
• Police plan sobriety checkpoint in Winslow Twp.
• Emergency medical groups push for passage of state bill to regulate, license EMTs, paramedics
• Thousands wear green while remembering Washington Township resident
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Thomas Austin
• Photo gallery: Wear Green For Toni Bolis and Ryan Jeffrey
• Firefighters battle forest fire in Wharton State Forest
• Woman rescued from Woodbury crash; SUV flipped onto roof on South Broad Street
• Woman rescued from Woodbury crash; SUV flipped onto roof on South Broad Street
• West Deptford terminates RiverWind and Fieldstone negotiations
• Lemonade stands raise money for childhood cancer
• Richard Smith, long-time Gloucester County College public relations official, dies
• Logan Township crime log: Salem County murder suspect caught, Girls Scouts efforts dashed in sign theft
• Logan Township crime log: Salem County murder suspect caught, Girls Scouts efforts dashed in sign theft
• Monroe burglary netted thieves jewelry, TV
• Washington Township man sentenced to three years for $147,076 fraud
• Hunting trip results in five-year term for Monroe man
• Clearview Regional senior devotes her time to others
• Glassboro gets a $240,000 U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Grant
• Gas station attendant indicted for false 9-1-1 call - he says he was robbed; police said he had been drinking
• Four local students to be feted by Phillies for reading achievements
• West Deptford stops Fieldstone negotiations
• West Deptford police: local man charged in car theft, admits to dozens of car burglaries
• West Deptford police: local man charged in car theft, admits to dozens of car burglaries
• Gloucester County College graduates first health information technology class
• Students host 'Hoops for Heart' event to benefit American Heart Association
• Camden County animal shelter looking for people to adopt pets
• Unemloyment benefits protected under advancing legislation
• Glassboro school district receives $8,614 safety grant
• Washington Township resident death inspires thousands to go green
• Pitman crime log: sixth reported burglary in a few weeks, theft of a motorcycle and more
• Pitman crime log: sixth reported burglary in a few weeks, theft of a motorcycle and more
• Cooper Medical School of Rowan University receives preliminary accreditation
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: June 10, 2011
• West Deptford police charge three with car-bashing rampage
• Williamstown High School teacher loses performing arts department head spot after school board vote
• Strong thunderstorms moving through New Jersey, some packed with hail and 60 mph winds
• Mosasaur fossil found in Mantua Township marl pit
• West Deptford committee gives four year contract to public works employees
• West Deptford Marine returns home
• Redevelopment expert visits Woodbury, meets with city stakeholders
• Harrison Township debating new police chief
• Madden bill to trim unemployment insurance tax rates in N.J. clears Senate
• Richard Smith, longtime director of Gloucester County College public relations, dies
• Washington Township resident death inspires thousands
• Two charged in Camden copper theft
• West Deptford police charge three with car-bashing rampage
• Man, 19, is fatally shot in Camden
• West Deptford Crimelog: Vandalism to vehicles and property
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, June 9, 2011
• ExxonMobil exec from Westville to lead 2011 United Way of Gloucester County Community Campaign
• Mantua man charged with shining laser at Coast Guard helicopter in Ocean City
• Washington Township approves budget with $14 average increase for homeowners in 2011
• State Supreme Court says murder evidence was admissable in Gloucestr County murder-for-hire case
• The Bank in National Park robbed; police seek man who apparently wielded a knife
• The Bank in National Park robbed; police seek man who apparently wielded a knife
• SODAT of New Jersey sponsors first annual Deptford Mall Carnival
• SODAT of New Jersey sponsors first annual Deptford Mall Carnival
• "Super Chicken Nugget Boy" author visits Mantua students
• Paulsboro council meets
• Clayton crimelog includes theft of air conditioner compressor
• Gloucester County inmates complete WorkPlus job training
• Conviction for 1985 murder, attempted murder in Woolwich affirmed by Appellate Court
• Rowan University to address parking concerns in Glassboro
• Times looking to talk to new cell phone users
• 100 degree mark may be approached before end of day Thursday
• Gloucester County sets up cooling centers to beat the heat
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, June 8, 2011
• N.J. facing several days of temperatures in 90s
• Summer break comes with some districts lacking contracts
• Summer break comes with dome districts lacking contracts
• Chintall, Cianfarini win West Deptford GOP primary
• Salem County Art League at Galleria Deptford
• Paulsboro Democrats choose Hamilton to run for mayor in November
• West Deptford Republicans choose Chintall and Cianfarini to run for township committee
• Gloucester County GOP candidates win party's nomination after heated primary
• GOP organization-backed candidates take nominations for Senate and Assembly in Fifth Legislative District
• Franklin Township's Genna and Deegan sweep town's Republican primary election
• Regular Organization Republicans score nominations for Gloucester County freeholder
• Gloucester County turnout a scant 5.75 percent
• Deptford Township man admits to stealing $300,000 from Postal Service
• Deptford Township man admits to stealing $300,000 from Postal Service
• Army Corps releases new environmental assessment on Delaware River dredging project
• Kindle School in Pitman receives historic American Legion gift
• State can help you quit smoking
• Winslow police to run DWI checkpoint weekend of June 17
• Gloucester County to give out free fans for senior citizens
• East Greenwich Township Crimelog: Copper theft, warrant arrest, stolen car
• Times wants to talk to grandparents or seniors who text, Tweet, use Facebook or Skype
• Five en route to prom charged with marijuana possession
• Excessively hot weather heads to N.J.
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: June 7, 2011
• Christie nominates Judges White, McCaffrey, Hoffman for new terms
• Mantua Township to receive $200,000 EPA grant for cleanup of Struthers-Dunn
• Glassboro board of education says seniors must pass HSPA to graduate
• New Gloucester County College interim president outlines his plans
• Slowly but surely, Gloucester County Institute of Technology's robotics team improving
• Deputies from AG's office will be available for voter complaints
• Clayton crimelog includes burglary try
• Motorcycle Cruise Night next week in Woodbury
• Four injured in Sicklerville Road head-on crash in Gloucester Township
• 14-year veteran Camden police officer in stable condition after being stabbed
• Superintendent: Monroe Township schools 'getting the most bang for our buck'
• Voters to settle contested freeholder, Franklin, Paulsboro, West Deptford party nominations
• NJ Consumer Affairs offers free iPhone, iPad app for accessing its license and registration database
• 'Miracle' plane transported through Wenonah
• Wenonah officials weigh police question
• Voters to settle contested freeholder, Franklin, Paulsboro, West Deptford party nominations
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: June 6, 2011
• Pitman crime log: rash of burglaries, pot arrest and some warrants
• Glassboro's redevelopment moves forward with new Performing Arts Academy
• Photo gallery: Absegami vs. Washington Township softball in the South Jersey Group III Final
• Photo gallery: Penns Grove vs. Gloucester City softball in the South Jersey Group I Final
• Woolwich case could lead to shorter sentence for man convicted in DWI death
• Paulsboro council members compete in primary for mayor
• St. Mary's of Malaga continues vigil — day and night
• Millville man pleads guilty to home invasions in Monroe and Winslow
• Grand jury says woman killed her husband by driving away as he was clinging to her van
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Sade L. Davis
• Deptford man sentenced in New Year's Day robbery of Woodbury Heights Heritage's store
• Man sentenced in New Year's Day robbery of Woodbury Heights Heritage's store
• Bankbridge Development Center lets students shine in Olympic Day
• Glassboro High School program encourages students to make the right choices
• Fifth district Democratic candidates use primary race to reach new constituents
• Pitman crime log: rash of burglaries, a pot arrest and some warrants
• DEP: Paulsboro refinery released hydrogen sulfide Thursday; investigation continuing
• Williamstown man gets five year prison term for failuire to pay employee taxes
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: June 3, 2011
• Franklin Township, Delsea school boards give transportation department merger the green light
• Cooper hosts cancer Survivors Day
• Paulsboro High briefly evacuated because of fumes; local refinery likely source
• Washington Township woman, unborn child killed in crash
• East Greenwich committee comes to an agreement on budget problem
• Landmark Paulsboro jewelry store to close
• Delsea Regional juniors to attend NJ Governor's School
• Paulsboro council introduces municipal budget
• Paulsboro refinery's president says incident likely caused gas release; high school students had been briefly evacuated this morning
• Washington Township school board to interview candidates for interim superintendent
• Pitman charity Angels of God collects for Joplin tornado victims
• Installation of new traffic signals clears the way for road-widening at Route 322 bypass
• Norcross bill would return date for presidential primary elections in New Jersey to June
• Two indicted in Washington Township alleged arson for hire
• Two indicted in Washington Township alleged arson for hire
• West Deptford crimelog includes thefts of wallet, cell phone from RiverWinds
• Deptford woman indicted on a vehicular homicide charge
• East Greenwich Crimelog: Thefts and vandalism
• South Harrison Crimelog: Thefts and warrant arrests
• Logan Township Crimelog: Theft of $5,000 stainless steel steps being investigated
• Odor from refinery gas release sickens some Paulsboro High students
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: June 2, 2011
• Tanker truck flips on Interstate 295 in East Greenwich
• Contract negotiations result in significant savings for Gloucester County
• Gloucester County College Vice President of Student Services Fred Keating named as GCC's interim president
• Camden man to be sentenced Friday in 2003 killing of Pennsauken teen who refused sex
• Tornado watch lifted for most of N.J. counties: National Weather Service
• Tanker overturns on I-295 in East Greenwich
• Voorhees woman charged with murder in death of 11-month-old Williamstown boy she was babysitting in 2010
• St. Margaret's students pose as famous New Jersey residents for wax museum
• South Jersey veterans will head to Nation's Capital for fourth annual Honor Flight through Williamstown High School
• Gloucester County hosts green energy forum for local businesses
• West Deptford Township Democratic committeeman files as Independent
• Washington Township celebrates opening of bigger, better library
• National Weather Service issues tornado watch for 12 N.J. counties
• Only three eastbound lanes open on Walt Whitman Bridge
• South Jersey Gas proposes rate reduction
• South Jersey under tornado watch
• Atlantic City Electric offers hurricane advice
• East Greenwich Crimelog: Assault, vandalism and thefts
• Veterans celebrate Memorial Day in Washington Township
• Paulsboro police nab suspects in five of six recent robberies
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: June 1, 2011
• Dozens of N.J. legislators receive more than one public paycheck
• Heat warning is in effect for part of central, southern N.J.
• Assembly Speaker Oliver cool to pension reform proposal without major support
• Disclosure reports show several legislators still hold 2nd public job
• Photo gallery: Pennsville vs. Pitman baseball in the South Jersey Group I Semifinal
• Clayton redevelopment zone could create commercial corridor
• Paulsboro library expansion plan moves forward
• Police: Orchard Valley Middle School 12-year-old slashes 14-year-old in Washington Township
• Paulsboro police nab suspects in five of six recent robberies
• Gloucester County to turn on traffic light, complete another step of 322 bypass project
• Glassboro schools receive safety grant
• Paulsboro, Washington Township police offer tips for keeping homes safe this summer
• Gas prices dip 4 cents per gallon in past week
• Local illustrator and author Michael Dooling gives kids from Memorial and Walls schools in Pitman his tips for success
• Judge refuses to dismiss case against former Kingsway High teacher; appeal filed
• Catholic schools in Clayton, Monroe Township accredited by Middle States Association
• Washington Township's Heggan Library to reopen at new location on Delsea Drive
• West Deptford educators to present at national laptop conference
• Four youths charged with break-ins at Gloucester Township impound yard
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 31, 2011
• Family fears Woolwich Township hearing could set daughter's killer free early
• Gloucester County College names its Class of 2011
• Glassboro marks Memorial Day with 'reflection and remembrance'
• Williamstown parachutist dies after mid-air collision in Monroe Township
• Those who made the ultimate sacrifice
• Walk in the Wild - Old Pine Farm Natural Lands Trust
• Gloucester County Memorial Day ceremony a chance to remember, honor vets
• Photo gallery: Gloucester County Memorial Day Service
• Photo gallery: South Jersey Track Championships - Groups I, II and Non-Public B at Buena
• Ben Franklin Bridge goes blue for Badges of Honor 5K
• Gloucester County grand jury hands up 13 indictments
• Two-night sting results in 46 arrests
• Malfunction leaves West Deptford residents with brown water
• Franklin Township fighter pilot immortalized in World War II mural
• West Deptford Republican candidates hold Meet and Greet
• Atlantic City Electric rates to drop this summer
• Elk Township Girl Scouts take a stand on bullying at Aura School
• Franklin Township Civil War re-enactor brings history to life on the Caroline L. Reutter campus
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Braheem Harden
• Gloucester Township burlgary suspect caught on tape, caught by police
• Kingsway's annual Memorial Day celebrates past, present and future
• Teen busted in stolen truck after two pursuits in Washington Township
• The heat is on along the Northeast corridor
• Monroe Township set for Memorial Day parade
• Veterans could find peer support through special hotline
• Gloucester County Police Academy Special Officer II grads cited for achievements
• Active military would get free or reduced beach passes
• Washington Township High School welcomes 20 individuals into school’s Military Hall of Honor
• Rowan University presidential search website now available
• West Deptford students Skype between schools
• Harrison crimelog includes theft of cigars from residence; two shoplifting incidents at ShopRite
• Rowan University presidential search website now available
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 27 2011
• Judge: Failure to provide proper DUI breath test akin to refusal
• Drug educator honored for 22-year career of spelling out dangers to Gloucester County kids
• Logan Township teacher earns Presidential Award for Excellence in Math and Science Teaching
• Franklin Township school board honors longtime educator
• Deptford Township students confront issues thanks to Gloucester County Tolerance Project's race-changing simulator
• Long-time Franklin Township Public Schools educator and school board member honored by district officials
• West Deptford students Skype between schools
• Swedesboro teen's body found in Raccoon Creek
• Three Camden County men busted in ATF sting operation
• Logan Township teacher receives presidential award
• Gloucester County hosting green energy forum
• Supreme Court: DUI suspects who fail to provide proper breath sample will face refusal charge
• 46 arrested in two-day reverse drug sting in Camden
• From the shores of Tripoli to Somers Point: War hero's remains may be returned
• Gloucester County students try on a different race during event at Deptford Township High School
• New solar field in Logan Township brings renewable energy, jobs
• Lt. Governor attends opening of new solar field in Logan Township
• Gloucester County College will offer summer camps for local kids
• Logan Crimelog: Warrant arrests, trespassing, vandalism and shoplifting
• Teen's body found in Raccoon Creek in Swedesboro
• Camden woman pleads guilty to check theft as part of identity theft scheme
• Recovery operation underway for teen in Swedesboro creek
• Woodbury police: Do you know these men?
• West eptford crimelog includes theft of gift cards from car; cash from purse at RiverWinds
• Bellmawr motorcyclist killed in Winslow collision
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: May 26, 2011
• Clayton crimelog includes theft of GPS unit
• Two injured in Deptford crash; one car hit Tony Soprano's Pizza
• Pitman Crimelog: Public urination and warrant arrests
• Two women sought in Gloucester Township strong-arm robbery
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: May 25, 2011
• Gloucester County adds 40 portraits to The Wall of Heroes
• Woodbury police seek suspects in gas station robbery
• Satellite library in Swedesboro makes ready for grand re-opening of main building
• Wenonah council offers budget ahead of decision on police consolidation
• Washington Township-based education program Odyssey of The Mind extends international reach
• Rowan University plays host to teentech event offering local girls a look at science programs
• Woodbury officials say light rail plan will greatly aid downtown redevelopment plans, but growth can come without it
• Regional travelers gearing up for another summer at the South Jersey shore
• Swedesboro library set to reopen after year-long hiatus
• Elk crimelog includes thefts of fuel from a service station, donut from a Wawa
• Gloucester County narcotics educator cited by county Police Awards Committee
• Trapped driver receives minor injuries in Gloucester Township crash
• Camden man sentenced to 51 months for stealing checks
• Trailer burns on Route 55 in Franklin Township
• Three Gloucester County police departments receive Click It or Ticket grants
• Woodbury police seek three who robbed Sunoco station
• Bill would ask voters to increase tax reduction for veterans
• State could lower disability contribution rates by employees under new bill
• Combat zone pay would be excluded from NJ income tax under proposal
• Bill would require safe disposal of computers and technology with sensitive info
• Committee OKs charter school reform legislation
• Governor asked to approve bill banning criminals from serving on school boards, requiring background checks
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, Tuesday, May 24, 2010
• Delsea Regional High School club announces talent show winners
• Madden-backed bill to create MS task force in N.J. clears Senate
• Jury to resume deliberations in case of Philadelphia man charged with burying girlfriend's body in Pine Barrens
• Woolwich Township soldier returns home from Afghanistan to stay
• Freeholder review finds Gloucester County overpaid for legal fees
• Society of Professional Journalists honors Rowan University students' radio documentary
• Norcross-backed 'Anti Snow' dumping bill clears Assembly committee
• West Deptford Scout troop to host bike rodeo
• Clayton crimelog includes thefts of cell phone, 500 traffic cones
• 'America's Most Wanted' in Franklin drunk-driving crash to be tried in Mexico
• Washington Township teenager lauded for Christmas musical
• First solar-powered traffic light to be switched on in Mantua
• Swedesboro Library to re-open Saturday
• GC Police Academy special officer graduation Wednesday
• Rowan Radio wins another award
• Photo gallery: Gloucester County College commencement
• Three with semi-automatic weapons invade Turnersville home, rob, pistol whip resident
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 23 2011
• Juan Bautista, who jumped bail after causing Franklin Township crash that left woman in coma, apprehended in Mexico
• Camden Diocese merging 2 more southern N.J. churches
• Pitman pair charged with stealing scrap metal from Glassboro business
• N.J. fights against $379M plan to dredge section of Delaware River
• Man gets 26 years for 2009 Deptford killing; stabbed neighbor 14 times
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Kevin M. Kahraman
• Camden city, county authorities seek information on Audubon man found dead in Delaware River
• N.J. fights Army Corps of Engineers' $379M plan to deepen section of Delaware River
• Deptford Wal Mart to host free bike rodeo
• Delsea to stage simulated crisis response drill
• Express E-Z Pass debuts at main Atlantic City Expressway toll plaza
• Logan Township Crimelog: Trio sought for attempted burglary
• Gloucester County College graduates 64 from nursing program
• Towns could have easier time rehiring laid-off EMTs under bill proposal
• Gloucester Township lightning strike may have started house fire
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 20, 2011
• I-295 ramps to be closed as part of highway repaving project
• I-295 ramps to be closed as part of highway repaving project
• Assembly bill would crack down on reckless drivers who talk on cell phones
• Bill would require DNA samples from those arrested for violent crimes
• Legislators: Towns should share property assessment software to save money
• Rebates, promotions for gas would be allowed under proposal
• Sweeney bill promoting shared services among school districts clears Senate committee
• Bishop: St. Mary's School in Gloucester City to close in June
• Future state employees must be New Jersey residents under bill now signed into law
• Legislator: No botox for kids under 18
• Senate panel approves Riley bill to promote New Jersey food products
• East Greenwich Crimelog: One man in his underwear, one head butts a glass door
• K-9 finds missing elderly woman in Gloucester Township
• Engineer speaks on Space Day at Washington Township elementary school
• Two Gloucester Township K-9s to graduate
• Thomas Jefferson Elementary School fourth-grader receives birthday surprise as dad returns from overseas
• Washington Township High School lacrosse coach guides team to 200th career victory
• Washington Township police try to identify teenage pedestrian hit by car
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 19, 2011
• Pennsylvania man gets 10 years for robbing Logan Township bank
• Camden man sentenced to 8 years for assaulting four officers at Gloucester County Justice Complez
• Three people indicted for killings in Camden County
• Woodbury police nab alleged Colonial Diner robber
• Greenwich police use high-tech license plate reader to locate, arrest man wanted for attempted murder
• Greenwich Township police, Gloucester County SWAT team arrest man wanted in Salem for attempted homicide
• Greenwich Township Crimelog: Loaded-gun arrest, thefts and damage reported
• Two teenagers arrested after cat-and-mouse chase with Glassboro police
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 18, 2011
• Rowan to host teentech hands-on technology experience for high school girls
• Students to audition for Glassboro Fine and Performing Arts Academy
• Gloucester County Police Academy to graduate 23rd Special Officer II class
• Gloucester Township police take prom safety programs to Timber Creek and Highland high schools
• Woolwich/Swedesboro crimelog: increase in home, vehicle break-in attempts
• GCC to webcast commencement exercises
• Expect up to 6 inches of rain through Thursday
• Madden-backed bill would create Multiple Sclerosis task force
• The Best of Gloucester County 2011 winners
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 17, 2011
• Washington Township police: man stole iPod Touch in police station lobby
• Monroe Township man sentenced in home invasion robberies
• Man charged with peering at two Gloucester Township apartment complexes
• Police ID pedestrian struck, killed by SUV near Deptford Wawa
• Kennedy hospitals appoints Wallace, Dalton to board of trustees
• Birches Elementary School installs rain garden in courtyard
• Stolen vehicle recovered in Greenwich Township
• Winslow police: man pulled a smash-and-grab at liquor store, fled to home behind the store
• East Greenwich Crimelog: Several arrests made during vehicle stops
• Four robbers tie up Winslow Township victims
• Man hit by car, killed in Deptford Township
• Flood advisory is in effect for much of N.J.
• Two Gloucester County motorcycle riders killed in Maurice River crash
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 16, 2011
• Motorist struck, injured on Delsea Drive in Glssboro
• Washington Township sports teams have record-setting week
• Bill to create Alzheimer's task force heads to governor
• Expenses incurred by South Jersey Port Corporation rejected by Gov. Christie
• Camden man sentenced for shooting friend in the face in Cherry Hill
• Three juveniles arrested after Paulsboro brawl that drew 80 plus onlookers
• Remember to help "Stamp Out Hunger" Saturday
• Former Washington Township principal Danny Rozmes honored through dedicated tree and bench
• Madden bill creating task force for multiple sclerosis
• Madden bill would cut unemployment insurance rates for employers
• Wellness fair and walk to be held at Orchard Valley Middle School
• Logan Township Crimelog: Thefts, arrests and a punctured tire
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 13, 2011
• Gloucester Township man who allegedly went on crime spree is caught
• Madden bill that trims unemployment insurnce rates on employers clears Senate committee
• Roller Derby girls to skate 62 miles to shore to help raise $10,000
• GCC softball coach one win away from 500
• One injured in Elk Township car crash
• SWAT team surrounds Washington Township home on report of possible gun in domestic
• Route 322 to be closed for Rowan University commencement
• Woodbury Crimelog: Man arrested trying to dump box of cats
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 12, 2011
• Third District gets $2.1 million from DOT for infrastructure
• Clayton police add 10 burglaries to charges against pair accused in early May spree
• Main Street Woodbury holding public meeting; 6 new board members to be named
• Enhanced digital New Jersey driver's license aimed at more security measures
• Contract renewal is focus of Moriarty bill
• Gloucester County seeking Serv-A-Tray drivers
• Driver hits two people on I-295 in Westville, flees on foot
• American Legion Post 100 needs your help placing flags on veterans' graves
• Photo galleries: Tornado devastation and aid response in Birmingham, Ala.
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 11, 2011
• Truck accident on Atlantic City Expressway forces new traffic patterns near Route 50 interchange
• Public meeting on Woodbury redevelopment plan scheduled this month
• Washington Township, state police bust alleged pot-growing facility
• 244 earn Girl Scout Silver Award
• Emergency drill scheduled for Woodbury's West End Elementary
• Brewpubs to get a boost under proposed legislation
• 'Drug Buster Goggles' enhance Glassboro High School pre-prom programming
• Federal program will help New Jersey homeowners stay in their homes
• AAA of South Jersey Donates 200 bicycle helmets to Thomas Jefferson Elementary School
• Cocktail fundraiser to be held for Woodbury Boys & Girls Club
• Woodbury Cruise Night to be held Wednesday
• Cellphone, bicycle stolen in West Deptford
• National Park school to get nearly $600,000 grant for roof and storm water improvements
• Bill would control employer taxes and provide help for unemployed
• Docs who dump medical waste would lose licenses under bill proposal
• Those with criminal records couldn't serve on school boards, would need background check
• Assembly moves to block Christie's administration from burying archaeological site
• Adoptees would have access to medical history and birth records under bill waiting governor's OK
• Towns urged to discuss sharing services
• Legislature amends proposal for one-stop Internet database
• Pitman Crimelog: A variety of arrests
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 10, 2011
• Washington Township man charged with exposing himself to young girls in Stratford, Gloucester Township
• Clayton given $200,000 federal grant; approved for $620,000 loan for water improvements
• Bill creating a searchable data base to aid in finding a job clears Assembly
• 'Schultz's Law' clears Assmbly; would impose five-year mandatory term for killing a police dog
• Bill requiring future public employees to live in N.J. before Gov. Christie a second time
• GCC dean receives community college leadership award
• Deptford police: two held up Bank of Gloucester County
• Glassboro to adopt budget with tax rate increase of less than one cent
• Glassboro's Memorial Day parade to precede tribute to fallen heroes
• Glassboro teens invited to apply for annual civic intern program
• Gloucester County Red Cross in Alabama
• Camden man sentenced to 14 years for robbing same bank twice
• Police search for bank robbers in North Woodbury area
• Logan Township Crimelog: Forged prescriptions, thefts and arrests
• N.J. officals are cracking down on Atlantic City Expressway toll violators
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 9, 2011
• Ride the Wave Motorcycle Run to benefit scholarship funds in Gloucester, Camden and Burlington counties
• Atlantic City Expressway lane closures announced
• Couple who robbed a Gloucester County bank each handed seven year sentences
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Patrick Novak
• Rhode Island sex offender charged with not registering in National Park
• Glassboro police break-up 'springfest' party - one charged with aggravated assault, apartment complex cited for alcohol violation
• Sections of Routes 47, 77 and 322 to be resurfaced
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 6, 2011
• Washington Township Police: witness description leads to burglary arrest
• Clayton police arrest two in home burglaries
• Cedarvale Winery to host car and craft show
• King to be ordained into priesthood; to offer first mass in Woodbury Heights
• GCC wrestling coach Calhoun resigns
• Deptford and Clayton receive recreation grants for people with disabilities
• Principal, custodian rescue baby geese from storm drain in Washington Township
• Academic All-Stars: Victory Christian
• Academic All-Stars: Gloucester County Christian
• Academic All-Stars: Our Lady of Mercy
• Standoff ends in Pitman, SWAT team finds man who shot himself
• New Jersey State History Fair returns
• Man shoots self in Pitman standoff
• SWAT, police surround house in Pitman, middle school closed
• Pitman Middle School closed for nearby SWAT team call
• Police activity in Pitman
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 5, 2011
• Today in Trenton: N.J. Assembly committees meet, Gov. Christie visits Ground Zero
• Glassboro man charged with stealing gas, batteries from vehicles parked at two borough firms
• Academic All-Stars: Gloucester Catholic High School
• Academic All-Stars: Gloucester Catholic High School
• Academic All-Stars: Gloucester Catholic High School
• Academic All-Stars: Woodbury High School
• Jury acquits Woodbury man accused of sexually assaulting teen in 2008
• Moriarty: New Jersey Lottery's new Million Dollar Replay game has begun
• Academic All-Stars: Williamstown High School
• Academic All-Stars: West Deptford High School
• Division on Civil Rights: Franklin school board failed to end 'race-based bullying' of elementary student
• GENEALOGY SEMINAR, "Clever (Advanced) Avenues to Research" presented by Glenn Bingham, Thursday, May 12, 2011, GCHS Library, 7:00 pm, $5.00 per person. Reservations are required; seating is limited. Please call 856-845-4771 for reservations.
• Mantua Crimelog: Shoplifting, DWI crash and theft
• Academic All-Stars: Washington Township High School
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 4, 2011
• State troopers descend upon Battleship New Jersey in chopper-borne training
• Operation Take Back New Jersey nets more than 12,000 pounds of pills
• Students in Washington Township take advantage of summer-like day
• Lautenberg: keep bigger trucks of nation's roads
• Academic All-Stars: Pitman High School
• Labor statistics show Gloucester County has largest decline in employment, largest increase in wages
• Saltwater fishing registry for New Jersey becomes web-based
• Academic All-Stars: Paulsboro High School
• Washington Township High School students succeed in math, science competition
• Academic All-Stars: Kingsway Regional High School
• Academic All-Stars: Gloucester County Institute of Technology
• Academic All-Stars: Glassboro High School
• Academic All-Stars: Gateway Regional High School
• Academic All-Stars: Deptford Township High School
• Academic All-Stars: Delsea Regional High School
• Academic All-Stars: Clearview Regional High School
• Academic All-Stars: Clayton High School
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 3, 2011
• Washington Township police charge two in separate burglary attempts
• Gov. Christie is not surprised by federal transportation officials' demand for canceled ARC tunnel funds
• Roughnecks to raise money for boy with heterotaxy syndrome
• Glassboro High school to hold Fine Arts Academy information session Wednesday
• GCC mentoring program will benefit nurses
• 'Real Housewife' to sign cookbook at Rowan Boulevard Barnes & Noble store Wednesday
• Gloucester County Office of Education holds informational defeated budget meeting
• Afghanistan veteran: 'We finally got him'
• Rowan TV takes to the air as students take to the streets
• Blood pressure screenings to be held at Kennedy hospitals in Cherry Hill, Stratford and Washington Township
• New dean of Cooper Medical School at Rowan University to deliver commencement speech at Gloucester County College
• South Jersey legislators react to bin Laden's death
• 'Glorious', 'Bittersweet' — Gloucester County families react to death of Osama bin Laden
• Your thoughts on the news that Osama bin Laden is dead
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, May 2, 2011
• Cardile to receive United Way's Volunteer Leadership Award
• GCC spring concert dedicated to memory of former chorus member Shirley Hazelton
• Firefighters, Christ Church to observe Feast of St. Florian
• Motorist found dead after vehicle leaves road, strikes a pole in Franklin
• Pair given new terms on Gloucester County Board of Elections
• Walk In The Wild
• Pro wrestler, National Park native sentenced in Collingswood robbery
• April likely record-setting month for tornadoes
• Holocaust Remembrance Day events set for Pittsgrove, Vineland
• SUV strikes gas line in Woodbury; 10 homes evacuated as precaution
• Former bookkeeper gets five years for theft of $400K from Woodbury medical practice
• Former Gloucester County College president Russell Davis charged with 11 counts of forgery
• State offers new resources to help families of autistic children
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Shannarae Moran
• Woman thrown from truck in Gloucester Township crash
• Whitman Elementary School fourth-graders embrace spirit of royal wedding
• Acme to lay off 900 part-time workers
• From trash to treasure: Rutgers-Camden law student converts littered lots into community gardens.
• East Greenwich Crimelog: Drug arrests, break-ins
• Woman critically injured in Gloucester Township crash
• West Deptford crimelog includes vandalism to vehicles
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 29, 2011
• Acme to lay off 900 part-time workers
• Towns could restrict where sex offenders live under Madden bill
• Audio equipment stolen from football complex in Washington Township
• Database would list available government contracts under proposed bill
• Gloucester County to hand out federal medals to veterans
• Open houses for renovated homes scheduled in Paulsboro
• Two men rob, injure gas station attendant in Harrison Township
• Madden bill would reduce employee contributions to Temporary Disability Insurance
• Norcross bill would benefit business enterprises owned by veterans
• Bill would require a new test for newborns to detect Congenital Heart Disease
• Service dogs could be provided for students under Norcross bill
• Second annual benefit run to honor Jeremy Kane, the Marine and Rutgers–Camden student killed in combat
• Acme to lay off 900 part-time workers
• Logan Crimelog: Thefts, arrests reported
• National Park's Whitall House among recommended sites for preservation grants
• Car shows, cruises set for Woolwich Township, Vineland, East Greenwich
• Gloucester City woman indicted in robbery-murder of Westville ironworker
• NJ Consumer Affairs bans designer drugs labeled as 'bath salts'
• Washington Township High School seniors named placewinners in county public service announcement contest
• Rowan University to host 'teentech 2011' for high school girls
• Washington Township man charged with attempted burglary
• N.J. residents like their hometowns more than the state, Monmouth University poll finds
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 28, 2011
• Gloucester County voters OK 20 of 27 school budgets - plans in Delsea, Franklin, Monroe, National Park, Newfield, Westville and Woodbury fail
• West Deptford School Budget Passes
• Kingsway's budget and second question pass
• Voters approve Washington Township budget
• Voters OK Washington BOE budget; reject fiscal plans in Delsea, Monroe and Woodbury
• Pitman voters approve $23.3 million school budget
• Bridgeton man accused of stealing $23,100 worth of farm equipmetn in Elk
• Potentially damaging rain storms heading our way
• Camden man admits to robbing West Deptford bank
• Six injured in multi-vehicle crash in Washington Township
• Gloucester County School Board and budget election results from county officials
• Monroeville man arrested in Pitman music store burglary
• Washington Township man charged with burglarizing neighbor's house
• Two killed, one critically injured in Monroe Township crash
• Erial man charged after allegedly resisting arrest
• Two killed, one injured in car-motorcycle crash in Monroe
• Wenonah police chief readies for life off the beat
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 27, 2011
• Victim robbed of cell phone in Washington Township
• Times looking to speak to Gloucester County property owners appealing their new assessments
• Mid-Atlantic Parkway to be closed in West Deptford for repairs
• Washington Township Rotary to host wine tasting event
• Washington Township man charged in vehicle burglaries
• Man arrested on warrants in Clayton
• Pitman Crimelog: Arrests and a caution for residents
• 'Wanted in Gloucester County' fugitive arrested in Pitman
• Madden-sponsored bill to extend unemployment benefits now law
• N.J. comptroller looking into pay and contracts of county college presidents
• Photo gallery: Grand Slam Classic baseball
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 26, 2011
• National Park man charged in Friday stabbing at his home
• College football player stabbed during weekend party in Clayton
• Deptford police capture home invasion suspect
• West Deptford crimelog includes theft of compact discs from unlocked vehicle
• Glassboro man with ties to the Bloods gang to serve 13 years for cocaine dealing
• Pot, cash seized; Millville man arrested in Glassboro
• Rain halts races at Bridgeport Speedway
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 25, 2011
• Man injured in fall from Atlantic City casino parking garage
• Man stabbed in National Park
• Rowan student charged with stealing Glassboro backhoe, driving it drunk
• Pizza deliverer robbed at knifepoint in Winslow apartment complex
• Pair caught with stolen copper wire in Winslow
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 22, 2011
• Twin Kiss ice cream parlor in Clayton suffers minor damage in Thursday morning fire
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Michael A. Wilson
• Logan Township Crimelog: Thefts, arrests and an assault
• Of 206 'missing' kids in Gloucester County — none abducted, all but four runaways accounted for
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 21, 2011
• Gloucester County freeholders to adopt budget, cut tax rate tonight
• Video: Police K-9s take flight
• Fake license plate leads to short pursuit in East Greenwich
• Woodbury Crimelog: Warrant arrests
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 20, 2011
• Gloucester County to share dispatch services with Buena Vista
• Defendant in 2007 stabbing not guilty of murder, guilty of reckless manslaughter
• Gloucester County budget to be adopted Wednesday night
• Logan council to meet on budget
• Kennedy to showcase its new Hope and Healing Wellness Room
• GCC instructor's photo passion on display at McCowan Library in Pitman
• Glassboro man pleads guilty to 2010 home invasion robbery
• Are you throwing or attending a royal wedding-watch party?
• Search is on for two men who robbed Carneys Point store
• DRPA, PATCO to do Earth Day cleanup
• Autistic kids put on a show
• iPod Touch will be door prize at 8th Annual GC HS video contest awards night
• Telephone and cable deregulation bill's future uncertain in N.J. Senate
• Harrison police: ShopRite shoplifting suspect was AWOL from military
• Gloucester County officials to look into FEMA aid for West Deptford mobile home park flood victims
• 12-year-olds rack up 51 charges in National Park
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 19, 2011
• Gloucester County wants to hear from those who suffered from the storm
• National Park vandalism
• Pitman Crimelog: Graffiti, drug, vandalism and forgery arrests
• Camden man convicted in 2009 killing
• Two charged with breaking school bus windshields in Deptford
• Woolwich Twp./Swedesboro Crimelog: Vandalism, thefts, arrests
• Logan Township Crimelog: Thefts, vandalism, warrant arrests
• Parts of northern N.J. still dealing with minor to moderate flooding
• At least a dozen more faces to be added to Wall of Heroes
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 18, 2011
• Christie estimates changes in employee benefits will save $870M a year
• Guadagno blasts Council on the Arts for awarding $300K in no-bid contracts
• N.J. weather forecast shows thunderstorms with heavy downpour, lightning
• N.J. to be hit with heavy rain tonight
• N.J. convict released to look for job pulls bank robbery in Westville, sentenced to 10 years
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Christopher J. Mood
• Drivers freed from crashed vehicles in Gloucester Township
• Citgo cleared of $177 million cleanup of Delaware River
• Scammer tries to convince man to send money for fake 'kidnap' ransom
• Police: Burglar caught in act in Washington Township
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 15, 2011
• Citgo cleared of $177M cleanup of Delaware River in Paulsboro after 2004 oil spill
• N.J. adds 56 districts to interdistrict school choice roster for upcoming year
• Audit finds ex-Brookdale Community College president billed school for alcohol, clothes, trips
• Lindenwold man accused of convenience store robberies in Deptford, Gloucester Township, Laurel Springs
• Gloucester County College president resigns
• Gloucester County College investigates President Davis
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 14, 2011
• Photo gallery: Billie Jean King hosts tennis clinic at RiverWinds
• Gloucester County to provide fire inspection service to East Greenwich
• Plots still available for GCC gardens
• Moriarty: No more clothing allowance for public workers
• Washington Township High School club and local store share in cleanup effort
• Washington Township concert to benefit Japanese relief efforts
• Students in Washington Township re-enact medieval times
• Placido Polanco to sign autographs at new Glassboro store Friday
• Washington Twp. woman accused of stealing jewelry from home, then nabbing cash from gold dealer
• Miss New Jersey to visit GCC Monday
• Glassboro VFW to hold fundraiser
• Radio documentary on Rowan Boulevard wins SPJ regional competition
• Rowan senior wins essay contest
• Route 42 North ramp from Blackwood-Clementon Road in Gloucester Township will close for repaving work
• Rowan University business students help Camden County share services, save money
• Rowan welcomes middle school girls to annual AWE summer workshops
• Brother and sister docs to take on marathon
• 17-year-old charged in knife assault in Gloucester Township
• Photo Gallery: Washington Township District Art Night
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 13, 2011
• Sewell businessman admits Medicaid fraud scheme
• Guardian Angel Students host Wax Museum
• New law would change New Jersey's horse racing industry
• Sara's Law creates next-of-kin registry
• Bill would promote car sharing in New Jersey
• Washington Township students perform in state choral program
• Mayor Matt Lyons to introduce Washington Township budget
• South Jersey high school students invited to Rowan summer workshop
• Rowan PRSSA to host ‘Invisible Children’ screening, discussion
• Woodbury Crimelog: Warrant and draud arrests
• Harrison Township Crimelog: Vandalism, burglary attempt and obscene chalk drawings
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 12, 2011
• Deptford man pleads guilty to sexually assaulting teenage girl
• Study shows Gloucester County tourism growth tops in state
• Gas prices spike another 8 cents per gallon
• Record warmth expected to be short-lived
• Clayton Crimelog: Overnight car burglaries
• Gas leak reported as line is ruptured by backhoe in Swedesboro
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 11, 2011
• Woman killed in Route 30 crash in Winslow Township
• Photo gallery: Miracle League baseball opening day
• N.J. cracks down on unlicensed home improvement contractors
• Unlocked vehicles in Glassboro hit by thieves - GPS units, laptop taken
• Rain postpones Bridgeport Speedway event
• West Deptford police charge two with burglary, suspect the pair in a local string of break-ins
• West Deptford crimelog includes theft of package containing five BlackBerry phones
• Cherry Hill babysitter, who also was camp counselor in Monroe, charged in assault of underage girl
• Rowan hosts observatory open house
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Shaun Roberts
• All are invited to our Annual Meeting for "An Evening with the President" on Wednesday, April 13, 7:00pm at the Kemble Memorial United Methodist Church, 19 S. Broad St., Woodbury. Our program will feature speaker Robert Costello as Abraham Li
• Harrison Township Crimelog: Vandalism, theft, drug arrest
• Monroe Township Crimelog: Burglaries and thefts
• Two injured in Franklin Township crash
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 8, 2011
• County Chamber extends deadline for Business Person of the Year nominations
• Gloucester County College and Community Chorus will dedicate spring concert to Shirley Hazelton
• East Greenwich Crimelog: Copper, steel thefts and damage to graveside bench
• Glassboro teacher loses teaching certificate after lying about credential
• Employers meet with job seekers at GCC Career Resource Event
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 7, 2011
• Clean up campaign will close section of Interstate 295 this weekend and next
• Clayton Crimelog: Stolen laptop and attempted vandalism reported
• Paulsboro 'undercover house' used in contractor sting; 18 contractors fined by state
• New Jersey, Pennsylvania & Delaware winning lottery numbers
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 6, 2011
• Glassboro man charged with sexually assaulting 4-year-old at his wife's home-based day care
• Mullica Hill Rotary hosts its annual wine tasting event
• Glassboro to hold a shredding event
• CCC honor society hosting Alex's Lemonade Stand
• Harrison crimelog includes theft of cell phone, camera from locker at fitness center
• Mantua crimelog includes theft of electronics, jewelry and ATV from homes
• State police identify one of two killed in pair of morning accidents on Turnpike
• Washington Township police seek Westville man in 2010 burglary
• Monroe Township to hold a "Call to Service" forum Wednesday
• Photo gallery: 'A Taste of Gloucester County'
• Woodbury Crimelog: Warrant arrests, theft, vandalism
• Washington Township students perform alongside Philharmonic
• Korean War veterans visit Washington Township High School
• Children's book illustrator comes to Washington Townshp
• Gloucester County Miracle League opening day is Saturday
• Two killed in separate NJ Turnpike crashes
• United Way provides cash for Gloucester County Red Cross disaster help
• Photo gallery: National Park Boat Club beach clean up
• Photo gallery: Deptford HS softball team honors Nicole Ayres
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 5, 2011
• Cocaine dealing nets Phildelphia man nearly 16 years in federal prison
• Woodbury man flees Deptford police, is caught in Woodbury Heights
• 6,600 lose power due to 'equipment failure'
• Logan man charged in burglary
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 4, 2011
• Energy assistance available to income-eligible residents
• Walk in the Wild - Old Pine Farm Natural Lands Trust
• Jury: Greenwich Township man sexually assaulted child stepdaughter
• GCC offers training for bakery positions
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Margaret A. Dodson-Atkinson
• Warmer weather on the way
• Rowan hosts fifth annual Science Day for high school students
• Greenwich Township Crimelog: Knife-wielder arrested
• South Jersey Gas to offer customers average $69 credit this month
• Logan Township Crimelog: Arrests, thefts and illegal dumping
• Monroe Township Crimelog: Theft and vandalism
• Woodbury Crimelog: Shoplifting, disorderly and vandalism
• Deptford soldier who earned Purple Heart returns home
• NJ, PA, DE Lottery numbers for March 31
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, April 1, 2011
• Deptford GI who earned Purple Heart returning from Afghanistan
• Deptford man charged in 2009 stabbing pleads guilty to aggravated manslaughter
• Professor to speak at Rowan University about Gulf oil spill
• Rowan engineering prof named associate editor of computer intelligence journal
• Rowan engineering society to help area Girl Scouts earn badges
• Washington Township Board of Education approves increases to student parking fee
• GCC program exposes dangers of texting and driving
• Glassboro High School to welcome four to Hall of Distinguished Alumni
• Rowan to celebrate Asian-Pacific Cultural Heritage Month
• Three of Gloucester County's 10 Most Wanted Fugitives are caught
• Glassboro school district holds public Q&A sessions
• J. Harvey Rodgers School to host pre-K and kindergarten registration
• NJ, PA, DE Lottery numbers for March 30
• East Greenwich Crimelog: Thefts, damage and a threat with a big stick
• Ben Franklin Bridge lights up to show support
• U.S. Census shows East Brunswick as statistical center of N.J.
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 31, 2011
• Mantua teenager sentenced for online threats, fake shooting report
• Logan Township's Firestone store to hold grand opening celebration
• Washington Township to enforce trespassing law on property popular with ATV, motorcycle operators
• Murder trial begins in 2007 Monroe Township case; first prosecution witness is defendant's sister, victim's girlfriend
• Rowan Public Safety achieves national accreditation
• Woodbury Crimelog: Warrant and traffic arrests
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 30, 2011
• Cooper Medical School of Rowan University appoints deans
• Rowan University hosts third business conference on sustainability
• Rowan students compete in business plan finals
• Winslow Township resident falls victim to lottery con; police warn of "Jamaican Lottery Scam"
• Have you gotten your Phillies Tickets yet?
• Urban health care to be focus of new program
• Glassboro drug investigation nets 13 arrests
• Clayton Crimelog: Shed burglary and stolen prescription pills
• Woodbury Crimelog: Warrant arrests, trespassers cited
• Corrections to West Deptford board of education article
• Pitman man charged with marijuana possession
• Photo gallery: Williamstown HS health expo
• Civil rights icon Irene Hill-Smth dies at 85
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 29, 2011
• Mercer County man charged with burning down Winslow country music spot
• Camden man charged with murder of Atlantic City resident
• Gloucester County civil rights pioneer Irene Hill-Smith dies
• Hit-and-run on I-295 in Cherry Hill claims life of Hi-Nella man
• GCC nuclear medicine technology director receives distinguished teaching award
• Logan Township Crimelog: Burglary attempt and warrant arrests
• Boys and Girls Club would benefit from contributions under new bill
• Godspell to be performed at Washington Township High School
• Harrison Crimelog: Broken windows and a DWI
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 28, 2011
• South Jersey Healthcare breaks ground on medical center in Harrison Township
• Rutgers University in Camden stages Shakespeare's 'Measure for Measure'
• Gloucester County chamber to host wine and food pairing event
• Gloucester County chamber seeks nominees for three community and business awards
• Skydiver killed in accident at Monroe Township's Cross Keys Airport
• Glassboro man found dead Friday had pending cocaine possession charge
• Virtua president to address Rowan M.B.A. alumni
• Monroe Township crimelog includes thefts
• Gloucester County Improvement Authority executive director retiring
• Camden man sentenced to 10 years for 2008 killing
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Sean M. Cialoni
• Crash victim's passenger dies in Glassboro
• Passenger in March 19 fatal crash found dead in Glassboro
• Woodbury crimelog: Runaway goes home, burglaries reported
• Greenwich Township: Suspicious vehicle report leads to DWI arrest
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 25, 2011
• Rowan to host state finals of National Geographic Bee
• Gloucester County Chamber of Commerce to hold wine and food event
• Gloucester County Chamber of Commerce accepting nominations for community service awards
• Seeing the snowflakes this morning made us think of this photo: Easter Sunday snowstorm in Swedesboro, April 4, 1915
• Glassboro Fire Department gets $48,450 federal grant
• Bill imposes criminal penalties for impersonation or identity theft on Internet
• Taxes paid to support libraries will be shown separately on tax bill now
• Pitman surveillance, stakeout leads to theft arrest
• Photo Gallery: New Phillies merchandise and food
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 24, 2011
• Elk crimelog includes theft of $1,181 in items from CVS Pharmacy
• Gloucester County, East Greenwich preserve 43 acres on Kings Highway
• GCC art show to feature photographs of Haiti
• Woodbury crimelog
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 23, 2011
• Galleria Deptford - New Show Opening April 11 until June 8, 2011
• U.S. senators urge end to apps locating DUI checkpoints
• Westville man who failed to show for sentencing on burglary, drug charges apperhended in Bellmawr
• East Greenwich School looking for parent input
• Woodbury applying for funds to update football field
• Haddonfield physician donates to Cooper Medical School of Rowan University
• Woodbury council to cut code violators a little slack
• Rowan to honor its student athletes for academic success
• SGA at Rowan to ‘Paint Rowan Red’ during AIDS Walk
• Public employees would have to live in New Jersey under advancing legislation
• Are you an employee of Sony DADC?
• Active military could get reduced beach badges under bill proposal
• Taxpayers could contribute to American Red Cross under new proposal
• Taxpayers could contribute to soldiers' families
• Moms, daughters and wives to perform in 'Lightin' Feet' at Gloucester County College
• New Jersey business environment to improve under package of bills
• Patients of psych hospitals and development centers to see improvements under proposed bill
• 'Out-of-work residents need not apply' could soon be illegal
• Woodbury crimelog: Assaults, disorderly conduct and thefts
• Two Washington Township seniors named finalists in business competition
• Voters could mail in ballots on all future elections under bill proposal
• Bill to require school districts to address dating violence goes to governor's desk for signature
• Mantua police search for vehicle theft suspect
• Mantua Crimelog: Theft, teen shoplifter and warrant arrests
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 22, 2011
• Gloucester County preserving 100+ acres in East Greenwich this week
• Former New Sharon Fire Co. president given 52-month term for embezzling $500,000
• Norcross-backed bill requiring future public workers to reside in N.J. clears Senate a second time
• Woodbury Heights man finds better health with a flick of the wrist
• Swedesboro and Woolwich to both meet and introduce budgets
• Greenwich Family Fun Night a perfect fit
• Glassboro website upgrade aims to enhance access and transparency
• Rowan presents annual Spring Equinox lecture
• Glassboro police say Washington Township man made up armed robbery story
• Harrison Crimelog: Theft, recovered stolen car and vandalism
• Former New Sharon Fire Co. president Mancini to be sentenced
• Wall of Heroes: Charles C. Stratton
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 21, 2011
• Gloucester County authorities: drunk driver killed one, injured two in Deptford
• K-9 unit proves valuable investment for West Deptford
• Monroe crimelog includes the thefts of scrap metal, copper from homes
• Wanted in Gloucester County: David M. Rathof
• Walk in the Woods slated for Oldmans Creek site
• Mantua Crimelog: Arrests and vandalism
• For Capital Bank, 2010 was a year of record profit
• GCC musical endowment will provide $50,000 for scholarships
• Two injured in early morning Franklin Township crash
• Woodbury crimelog: Unruly patient and stolen tequila
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 18, 2011
• Republican lawmakers say private insurer unfairly burdens N.J. school districts
• Logan Township police: residents should be vigilant in wake of burglaries
• Rowan to welcome best-selling author Nathaniel Philbrick
• Mantua fire commissioners to open bids for Barnsboro Fire House lease tonight
• Pennsylvania man serving 18 years for beating, robbing Washington Township man loses his appeal
• Moriarty: Towns would lose state aid if they don't share services that would save costs
• Woolwich Township to discuss budget
• Lautenberg co-sponsors bill to ban 'bath salts' designer drug
• Wedgwood Elementary School celebrates St. Patrick’s Day in Washington Township
• Swedesboro/Woolwich crimelog: Vandalism, theft and drugs
• Woodbury crimelog: Theft, fraud and disputes
• Bunker Hill Middle School teachers wear same ties on St. Patrick's Day
• Warmest air of season heading our way
• Website on nonprofits would be created under new bill
• Assembly OKs sale of raw milk
• GCC set to defend national championship
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 17, 2011
• Two adults, one infant injured in Westville fire
• Area firefighters respond to house fire on Chestnut Street in Westville
• Man serving time for 2003 Woodbury murder sues Gloucester County Jail; alleges beating by officer
• One of 3 charged in West Deptford break in suspected in three other towns
• Sweeney: DRPA cannot 'lose focus' about light rail expansion into Gloucester County
• All state employees would get direct deposit, modernizing payroll system under proposal
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 16, 2011
• Website compares pension reform plans put forward by Sweeney and Christie
• Camden County man joins fiance in Franklin Township robbery plea
• Bellmawr police seek driver who struck 14-year-old boy
• Taste of spring to arrive later in the week
• Lautenberg bill would end federal funds for 'ineffective' abstinence til marriage programs
• Mobile farmers' market and vouchers would bring fresh produce to urban areas under proposed bill
• Gloucester County Chamber of Commerce accepting nominations for community service awards
• Unemployment benefits would be extended under proposed bill
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 15, 2011
• United Way of Gloucester County offering free tax help in West Deptford and Deptford
• Official confirms no people hurt in Deptford Township fire; four dogs killed
• Assembly delays vote on bill barring N.J. agencies from making rules stricter than federal standards
• Franklin woman, who robbed bank with future husband, could face up to 7 years in prison
• Glassboro Boys & Girls Club goes for jumping jacks record
• Three bills aiming to protect animals from abuse clear Assembly
• Gloucester County College to host an open house Thursday
• Teens caught sexting would get education, not prosecution under bill sponsored by Assemblywoman Riley
• Washington Township students celebrate Pi Day
• Gloucester County College to hold equine science lab at thoroughbred rescue farm
• NJDEP to have a public hearing to discuss sewer plans in Gloucester County
• Woman admits to striking motorist standing alongside disabled SUV and then speeding away
• Dental Hygiene Day to be held at Glassboro Boys & Girls Club
• Are you an employee of Sony DADC?
• Fire guts Deptford home; no injuries reported at Stanford Avenue blaze
• West Deptford crimelog includes theft of purse from vehicle parked at RiverWinds Restaurant
• Paulsboro holds work session meeting
• Salvation Army offers four ways to help Japan victims
• Glassboro to put $4,225 grant toward safety initiatives
• Franklin Township woman awakened by robber
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 14, 2011
• Princeton man, told to leave Glassboro bar, allegedly assaults a police officer
• Clayton choirs join world's largest concert
• Christie vetoes Delaware River and Bay Authority's capital improvement budget
• Washington Township Fire claims family pets; residents unharmed
• Donating to Japan earthquake relief? Many options, but check on credentials
• Glassboro Education Association to host annual senior citizen dinner dance
• Rowan hosts Business Plan Competition finals
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Anthony S. Pate
• Collings Lakes man admits defrauding postal service out of $335,972
• Perocet pills, marijuana seized, National Park man arrested
• Auction for Charlie Brown's chain set for April 6
• Two gunman rob Washington Township couple in home
• Deptford to discuss shared services, West Deptford talks public safety Monday night
• Gas stations would need to note different prices for cash or credit under proposed bill
• Photos of devastation in Haiti to be part of next Gloucester County College art show
• Lautenberg having mobile office hours in Woodbury today
• Clarksboro woman in critical condition after hit-and-run crash in Gloucester City
• Pitman man in Tokyo reports on earthquake
• Do you have friends or relatives in Japan or Hawaii?
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 11, 2011
• Glassboro police: Resident was distributing pot from home
• Effects of latest rainstorm will be felt into next week
• Officer allegedly assaulted following car stop in Washington Township
• Waiting for the floods -- Gov. Christie declares state of emergency
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 10, 2011
• Legislation would protect those in assisted living facilities
• Bankbridge Development Center aide charged with possession of child pornography
• Glassboro hopes to save $156,000 through shared services agreement with county
• Times looking for owners of chickens
• Thursday storm may dump up to 4 inches of rain on area
• Driver injured in tractor-trailer accident on I-295 in Logan Township
• I-295 now open in Logan Township
• Clayton crimelog includes theft of laptop computer
• One northbound lane of I-295 closed because of crash
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 9, 2011
• N.J. budget proposal would slash jobs of teachers of the blind
• Photo gallery: Washington Township girls basketball team wins South Jersey Group IV title
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 9, 2011
• Photo gallery: Pitman boys basketball team defeats Penns Grove, takes South Jersey Group I title
• Photo gallery: Kingsway boys basketball team wins South Jersey Group III championship
• Forecasters issue flood watch in parts of northern N.J.
• Glassboro student performance benefits local families
• CCC to offer free seminars on cultural topics
• Glassboro VFW to honor POW/MIA veterans
• Washington Township musicians to perform side-by-side Rowan University band
• Westmont man charged with drug possession during Washington Township vehicle stop
• Two teens detained by Washington Township police in stolen Hummer
• Vineland man critically injured in one-vehicle collision in Franklin Township
• Several northern N.J. rivers are in danger of cresting again
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 8, 2011
• GCHS is hosting an Italian Research Workshop on Sat. March 26, 10am-11:30am in our Library. Cost is $10 members/$15 non-members. Reservations required. Please call 856-845-4771 to reserve a seat.
• Greenwich Township board of education to hold special meeting
• Investigators: Wife not target in Mantua murder-suicide
• Heavy rain causes power outages, flooding throughout N.J.
• 'Schultz's Law' - which would impose a mandatory 5 year term for killing a police dog - clears Assembly panel in N.J.
• West Deptford Middle School prepares for National History Day with History Night
• Clearview to host Cyber-safety workshop
• Harrison Township fire department to go in front of committee
• Landmark Americana to donate proceeds to Glassboro High School baseball
• Pitman High School to put on musical "Into the Woods"
• Rutgers–Camden Center for the Arts deputy director named Hometown Hero by Campbell Soup Foundation
• Gas prices spike 13.7 cents in past week
• Fire guts Deptford home; owner was away having a baby at the time
• Vehicle fire shuts down Route 130 in Logan Township
• Fire destroys log house in Deptford
• Glassboro couple charged with having pot-growing facility
• Two injured in Glassboro crash
• Wall of Heroes: T/Sgt. James R. Reynolds Jr.
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 7, 2011
• Estranged husband kills wife's new boyfriend, then self in Mantua Township
• Two dead in Mantua Township murder-suicide
• Gallery: Clearview's John VanBrill takes 5th in the NJSIAA Wrestling State Championships
• Gallery: Clearview's Dan Garwood places 5th in the NJSIAA Wrestling State Championships
• Two fatally shot in Mantua Township
• Gallery: Williamstown's CJ Cobb places 5th in the NJSIAA Wrestling State Championships
• Gallery: Washington Township's Chalie Huff places 3rd in the NJSIAA Wrestling State Championships
• Gallery: NJSIAA Wrestling State Championships, preliminary bouts
• Gallery: NJSIAA Wrestling State Championships, quarterfinal bouts
• Gallery: NJSIAA Wrestling State Championships, consolation quarterfinals
• Gallery: NJSIAA Wrestling State Championships, prequarterfinal bouts
• Gallery: NJSIAA Wrestling State Championships, wrestlebacks
• Gallery: NJSIAA Wrestling State Championships, semifinals
• Atlantic City may get horror-themed wax museum and restaurant
• Schools in Gloucester, Edison look forward to increase in state aid
• Catholic parishes in Westville, Brooklawn and Bellmawr to merge to form St. Joachim Parish
• Clayton crimelog includes vandalism to park, truck
• West Deptford crimelog includes vandalism to several vehicles
• Former campaign treasurer for U.S. Rep. LoBiondo admits embezzling $458,000
• West Deptford Public Library hosts local songwriters in honor of women
• West Deptford township committee to hold budget work session
• Deptford woman charged with stealing $2.2 million from employer
• Correction for Wednesday article
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Martha A. Battles
• GCC to start community gardens project
• Boys & Girls Club receives grant from Walmart Foundation for reading room
• Juried art show for artists over 60 to be held at Gloucester County College
• GED testing being offered at Gloucester County College
• Snatch-and-grab robber hits Washington Township gas station
• Photo gallery: Timber Creek vs. Kingsway
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 4, 2011
• Companies in Pennsville, Woolwich get training grants
• National Park Board of Education to approve tentative budget
• Sunday 'Hog' sales now legal in N.J.
• Murder trial jury selection, West Deptford arson case among next week's court proceedings
• Photos: Rally in Trenton
• Philly man admits to 2008 robbery of The Bank in Westville
• Washington Township High School to host college fair
• Photo Gallery: Dr. Seuss in Washington Township
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 3, 2011
• DRPA, suggesting winter is not over, OKs buying $119,000 worth of rock salt
• Westville Elementary School District holds budget work session
• Woodbury Schools selects five teachers for governor's award
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• Scholarships available to certain students in Washington Township
• Woodbury water main breaks during construction; no injuries reported
• Photo Gallery: Read Across America and Dr. Seuss' birthday in Washington Township
• Aid falls short of Kingsway district's needs
• Rowan's education honor society to hold reading camp
• Rowan Television Network to hold telethon for Alex's Lemonade Stand
• Gloucester County Chamber of Commerce hosts business card exchange
• CCC offers streamlined teaching program
• Online donations encouraged under new bill
• Masked gunmen rob gold store in Washington Township
• Somerdale man charged with drug possession in Washington Township
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 2, 2011
• Injuries not serious following Woodbury crash; residents worry about unsafe driving
• Arctic blast to remind us winter is not over
• Local non-profit honors Sweeney, Burzichelli and Riley for government service
• Lemon Law would be extended to protect farm equipment
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, March 1, 2011
• Washington Township to increase tax levy by $1.8 million
• Gloucester County, Swedesboro to hold business summit
• Pa. Gov. Tom Corbett names himself, five others to Delaware River Port Authority
• Two vehicles end up in yards after Woodbury crash
• GCC to dedicate endowment in honor of Freeholder Warren Wallace
• Two West Deptford homes burglarized over the weekend
• Harrison Township Board of Education to meet
• Clayton Crime Watch hosts Gloucester County Prosecutor
• Delsea senior set to play for Philadelphia university in 2011
• Rowan Concert Choir to perform an evening of madrigals and motets
• Javon Jackson Band set to perform at Appel Farm
• Delsea Regional budget workshop canceled
• West Deptford Middle School celebrates the last day of Black History Month
• What was the loud rumbling over Washington Township and Pitman Saturday night?
• Clayton crimelog includes bicycle theft; damage to car and apartment
• Gas prices across N.J. jump nearly 16 cents in a week
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, February 28, 2011
• Walk in the Wild: 'First Day of Spring - What's Happening Here?'
• Williamstown woman wins $200,000 at Trump in Atlantic City
• Experts say Gov. Christie is making all the right moves for a place on national stage
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, February 26, 2011
• Police seek suspect in robbery of West Deptford convenience store
• Clayton Middle School students' inventions head to Atlantic City
• Franklin Township teen nominated as contender for citizenship scholarship
• Franklin Township teen nominated as contender for citizenship scholarship
• Delsea students awarded scholarships
• 7 years for Woodbury man who admitted to sexual assault with runaway, 15, who moved in with him
• Students evacuated after lightning strikes Washington Township school
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Nicholas O. DeJesus
• Greenwich township PTA sponsors silent auction
• Glassboro BOE to hold special meeting Wednesday
• Rowan presentation to focus on the role of women in rodeo
• Severe thunderstorms, potentially damaging winds coming through Gloucester County
• Black History Month Celebration in Swedesboro-Woolwich
• Gloucester County to hold consumer protection open house
• Photo gallery: Gov. Chris Christie in West Deptford
• Audubon man indicted on Medicaid fraud charge
• 50 employers set to attend career fair sponsored by Gloucester County
• Ongoing controversies regarding Huck Finn to be explored in Salem Community College talk
• Thefts in Monroe Township reported to police
• Video: Christie's West Deptford town hall meeting
• Gov. Christie takes budget war to Senate President Sweeney's turf
• Walt Whitman Bridge to close intermittently during three-day period
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, February 25, 2011
• Stages at Camden County College to present "The Odyssey" this weekend
• High wind warning and flood watch issued for area
• Seventh Principle dancers will perfom at Bullock School tomorrow
• Atlantic City Electric offers energy cost help tips in Mullica Hill
• Glassboro Rotary donates dictionaries to third graders
• Five or more injured in Westville crash Thursday
• Expect a day of 'slippery slop'
• Glassboro offers new opportunities through gifted and talented program
• Gloucester County to hold job fair at county college
• Donation revives Glassboro's Junior Honor Society
• Elk crimelog includes theft of PlayStation - and a pack of cigarettes - from residence
• Photo gallery: Washington Township students play in string festival
• Gov. Christie to hold town hall meeting in Senate President Sweeney's home area
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, February 24, 2011
• Delsea sophomore vies for state DECA position
• Washington Township Council to discuss budget process, MUA at meeting
• Paulsboro Board of Education to Present Student of the Month Awards
• Firefighters rescue victim of Westville crash
• Woodbury woman named new athletic director at Camden County College
• Glassboro's Bowe School to host family nights
• Train models and memorabilia coming to CCC
• Washington Township school board presented with redistricting possibilities
• South Harrison Committee to discuss budget
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, February 23, 2011
• Authorities investigate Harrison Township fire that consumed vacant home
• Woolwich Township to meet
• GCC to host art educators collage workshop
• Text of Gov. Chris Christie's budget address
• Washington Township Night at Phillies vs. Nationals game
• Saltwater fishing will remain free sport under bill signed into law in N.J.
• Glassboro council meets tonight at 8 p.m.
• GCC offers free ESL evening program at GCIT
• GCC offers free hybrid GED prep program
• Rowan to switch to compact fluorescent bulbs
• Times looking to speak to newly revalued property owners in Gloucester County
• Some schools opening late because snow
• Gallery: Fire destroys building in Harrison Township
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, February 22, 2011
• Art Film at The Deptford Municipal Building - Ellsworth Kelly
• Burned man's body found in Camden
• Five inches of snow possible in areas as result of tonight's winter storm
• Times looking to speak to newly revalued property owners in Gloucester County
• Smoking microwave draws fire response at Washington Township senior home
• Gloucester County Times 'Question of the Day': What's best use of county buildings for sale?
• New property assessments finished in West Deptford
• Gallery: District 31 wrestling
• Trip to D.C. lands Chinese mummies
• Gas prices in N.J. rise 1.6 cents per gallon in past week
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, February 21, 2011
• N.J. men face drug charges in pickup truck, school bus crash
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, February 20, 2011
• Narcotics, firearm surrendered to Franklin police after officers respond to fire at home in Forest Grove section
• Winds knock out power to more than 5,000 in Gloucester County
• Sicklerville teenager shot to death during altercation in Camden
• Brick police nab man they say responsible for multiple bank robberies
• Tools to aid in fight against drug crimes clears N.J. Assembly
• Monroe Crimelog includes arrests for burglary; theft of all-terrain vehicles
• GCC to hold open house
• GCC to host open house for Summer Camp programs
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Quatia A. Collins
• Winter weather makes its return come Saturday
• "Egypt After Mubarak" discussion set for March at Camden County College
• Harrison Township Fire Budget Correction
• Gloucester County Cares About Hunger food drive to begin Monday
• Delsea aide gets six years for sexual assault of 16-year-old student
• Historian to discuss William Penn and Native Americans at Rowan
• Gallery: Laube inspires Dragons' hoops
• Officers get new contract as Wenonah considers fate of police department
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, February 18, 2011
• Madden/Norcross bill mandating prison time for intentionally killing a police dog clears N.J. Senate
• Victim airlifted after Franklin Township crash on Route 55
• Glassboro Project After Prom seeks donations for Winter Blast fundraiser
• Century-old weather records may fall during brief 'heatwave'
• Gloucester County College to host a summer camp open house
• Franklin Township appoints school board member
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, February 17, 2011
• Acting N.J. education chief proposal links teacher pay, tenure to student performance
• South Harrison Fire Company receives grant
• Rutgers-Camden to host "Art of the American Soldier" outing
• Harrisonville Fire Co. awarded $72,850 fire grant
• Monroe Township students rally for fellow classmates who needs a lung transplant
• South Harrison discusses improvements to Main Street
• We may see a record high temperature on Friday
• Clayton crimelog includes a house burglary, vandalism to vehicle
• Yoga, Wine and Chocolate in East Greenwich
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, February 16, 2011
• Vast majority of N.J.'s local agencies lack financial transparency, state comptroller finds
• New Jersey appeals latest ruling allowing dredging of Delaware River
• Lindenwold man admits role in theft of $65,440 from gas station owner as he was prepared to make deposit at Deptford bank
• Franklin Township woman air-lifted after crash
• Monroe Township school kicks off month of fundraising for student's lung transplant
• Deptford Pathmark to close
• Logan Township to meet tonight
• Ronald McDonald House receives $30,000 grant
• Bill would create federal plan to respond to wildlife emergencies and diseases
• Lautenberg to stay on subcommittee for Superfund, toxic sites
• Bill would impose tighter limits on magazine for firearms
• New Jersey Senate to vote on syringe access to prevent spread of HIV/AIDS
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, February 15, 2011
• Two killed, three-year-old seriously injured in Winslow Township crash
• Two dozen groups participating in Gloucester County Cares About Hunger Food Collection drive
• Woodbury City Council meets tonight
• Motorcyclist injured, issued three summonses following crash in Franklin Township
• Grant money going to help rape crisis hotlines in Salem, Gloucester and Cumberland counties
• Washington Township 'Teachers of Year' recognized
• Crash closes Cross Keys Road in Winslow Township
• Bill proposes that towns could consider mergers under a 'hybrid application'
• One of two victims in Deptford crash charged with DWI
• Andrews: Delaware River dredging again not in federal budget
• Group of Rowan University students has homework aimed at solving global ills
• Wall of Heroes: Brig. Gen. Joshua Blackwood Howell
• Gasoline prices in New Jersey dip slightly in past week
• More N.J. mayors agree to share services in effort to reduce costs
• Gloucester County Times on Facebook and Twitter!
• Woodbury schools' strategic plan being re-examined
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, February 14, 2011
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Bruce E.Manton
• Adelphia fundraiser will aid in purchase of replacement for K-9 Schultz, killed in the line of duty in Gloucester Township
• 'Birthday' themed exhibit to debut at High Street Gallery
• Desecrating a military monument to be a harsher crime under new bill
• Assemblyman calls for ice rinks to install carbon monoxide detectors
• Testimony about Ancora Hospital prompts legislation to allow voiding closures of state psychiatric hospitals
• Raw milk could be sold in New Jersey under proposed bill
• Green buildings promoted under five new bills in Legislature
• Asparagus farmers can get compensated
• Burzichelli bill would require dogs, cats at animal shelters to be sterilized before being released for adoption
• Retired Supreme Court Justice John Wallace, his wife, Barbara, to be honored at GCC Foundation gala
• The search for parking in Glassboro
• Glassboro and National Park get revalued home assessments
• Gloucester County Consumer Bowl preps students for real life
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, February 11, 2011
• Former Charlie Brown's CEO given two-year prison term for $1M kickback scheme
• 'Rachel's Challenge' program comes to Washington Township High School
• Expect a weather warmup
• Valentine's Day criminal trespassing conviction upheld by Appellate Court panel
• Man indicted for nine store robberies in Gloucester County
• Washington Township school district revamps website
• 'Andy's Law' would require kids on scooters to wear helmets
• Vet-to-vet peer support hotline would be created under new legislation
• Rutgers-Camden to build graduate student housing
• Four charged in Deptford 'Black Money' scam
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, February 10, 2011
• Living Arts Club Goes to Ellarslie Mansion and NJ State Museum
• Madden bill to cut what employees pay into disability fund clears Senate committee
• Deptford man to stand trial for stabbing his neighbor, then going to Nipper's bar
• Voorhees man admits to robbing gas station owner outside Deptford bank
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, February 9, 2011
• Franklin Township elementary district interviews superintendent candidates
• Reval numbers out for Glassboro and National Park
• Sweeney named 'Outstanding State Legislator' by VFW
• Franklin Township committee meets
• Legislation extending unemployment benefits clears Senate panel
• Monroe Township council regular meeting
• East Greenwich Township Committee meets tonight
• Glassboro to hold second parking forum tomorrow
• 'Rachel's Challenge' coming to Washington Township High School
• Camden County College offering programs to prepare for new health records field
• Final phase of Route 322 project to start in Gloucester County
• Two rescued from predawn blaze in Clayton
• Gloucester County Times front page for Tuesday, February 8
• Washington Township police seek home invasion robbers
• 14-year prison term ordered for Camden man in attempted murder case involving Woodbury police officer
• 'Slip sliding away' may be a tune to sing later this week
• Bills for deferred pensions will come due in 2012 for 4 Gloucester County towns
• Gas prices in New Jersey stable over past week
• Advance tax refund loans may come at a high interest rate price
• Two teens injured in Glassboro accident
• Gloucester County Times front page for Monday, February 7
• Dozens in LGBT community flock to Atlantic County for reality TV show open casting call
• Former Clayton fire chief is sentenced to 3 years in prison for stealing funds
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Chauncey L. Moore
• Former Clayton Fire Co. chief sentenced to three years for embezzlement
• Pitman man sentenced to seven years for molesting girl, age 10 at time of incident
• Abilities Center awarded $22,000 training grant
• Another storm heads up Interstate 95
• Four arrested in Glassboro drug raid
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, February 4, 2011
• New census data shows N.J.'s population grew most in southern counties, became more racially diverse
• Newark's population grew for first time in 3 decades, new census data shows
• Washington Township police seek public's help in finding burglars
• Gallery: Paulsboro's 1,000th win!
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, February 3, 2011
• South Harrison crimelog includes service of warrants; damage to mailbox
• Elk crimelog includes two domestic violence cases
• Groundhog Day storm departs; another storm brewing for this weekend
• Punxsutawney Phil: No shadow, early spring
• NJ state offices open two hours late
• Gloucester County College delays opening until 10 a.m.
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, February 2, 2011
• Art Film at The Deptford Municipal Building - Norman Rockwell
• Franklin Township police: Monday robbery report at U.S. Gas was false
• South Jersey communities receive road repair funds from state
• NJSIAA extends cutoff for state tournament
• Groundhog Day storm to extend over large part of Northeast
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, February 1, 2011
• Blaze hits house on High Street in Woodbury
• Senate committee advances bill that would limit use of pesticides near playgrounds
• N.J. redistricting could shift legislative seat toward southern part of state
• Ben Franklin lights up for AHA and holidays
• Three sought in gun-point robbery in Franklin Township
• Train clears Route 45 in Woodbury
• Shut-down train blocks Rt. 45 in both directions in Woodbury
• NJ bill could restrict use of pesticides where kids play
• Wall of Heroes: Lt. Mortimer West H. Cox Jr.
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, January 31, 2011
• Walk In the Wild: 'Winter Birds - Who's Here Now and Where Did the Rest Go'
• Franklin resident charged with stabbing a man in the abdomen
• Gangs have presence in 254 towns, in every county in N.J., survey shows
• Gov. Christie signs bill giving utility companies incentive to build power stations in N.J.
• Appellate panel affirms five-year prison term for Woodbury man convicted of weapons offense
• Paulsboro man given six-year term for online distribution of child pornography
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Marquetta L. Loatman
• Crack, defaced 9mm handgun seized, Woodbury man arrested
• Glassboro man gets 10 years for weapons offenses
• Groundhog Day storm could affect 100 million
• Photo fun in the snow: Playing in snow in Mantua Township
• Washington Township Parke Bank fire not deemed suspicious; no injuries reported
• Photo fun in the snow: Giant snowman in Logan Township
• Early morning fire hits Parke Bank in Washington Township
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, January 28, 2011
• Latest N.J. snowstorm dropped up to 19 inches in parts of the state
• Paulsboro plow truck burns during snow cleanup; firefighters douse before garage catches flames
• More than 10,000 in N.J. still without power after snowstorm
• Washington Township man indicted on charges he tried to kill taxi cab driver by slashing his throat
• PSE&G reports 2,000 without electricity
• Gallery: Snowbirds — vultures in the snow in Wenonah
• Snow forces N.J. court closures, delayed openings
• State offices will open at noon
• State offices will open two hours late
• Gloucester County College closed due to snow
• Meteorologists warn heavy snow may turn into sleet, freezing rain
• West Deptford police charge Woodbury man in Tuesday's TD Bank robbery
• Clayton crimelog includes theft of cash, phone
• Holy Trinity, St. Margaret's Regional schools receive re-accreditation
• Disruptive Snowstorm for Mid-Atlantic, Northeast Snowfall
• Washington Township schools cancels afterschool activities
• Gloucester County College closing at 3 because of snow
• Light snow is falling over most of N.J.
• Suspect sought in West Deptford bank robbery
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, January 26, 2011
• Gov. Christie moves to fire all but one member of Passaic Valley Sewerage Commission
• Parts of N.J. may get 4 to 10 inches of snow in upcoming storm
• West Deptford police confirm TD Bank robbery
• Get ready for a wintry mix of snow and rain
• TD Bank robbed in West Deptford
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, January 25, 2011
• Galleria Deptford - New Show Opening February 7th, 2011
• Emerging stroke treatments subject of course sponsored by Gloucester County for EMTs
• Court denies six-part appeal by man convicted in 1997 Woodbury robbery
• Gloucester County authorities: teen threatened Clearview students online, helped make false 911 calls, and more
• Juvenile arrested in connection with Facebook threats; alleged targets in Mantua, Harrison townships
• Court denies appeal in 1997 Woodbury robbery
• Sony's South Jersey plant to close its doors after 50 years
• Wall of Heroes: Cpl. Anthony T. Calista
• Gallery: Bob Shryock Night
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, January 24, 2011
• Middlesex County to cut staff, consolidate departments in effort to slash budget
• Crown Fried Chicken employee locked in freezer during armed robbery in Glassboro
• Bankrupt parent of Charlie Brown's chain sheds a subsidiary
• Gloucester County completes Monroe bridge replacement project
• Sex offender wanted for violating terms of his probation apprehended by Gloucester County Sheriff's Department unit
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Ahmir K. Whaley
• Elk crimelog includes shopliting of Rogaine, theft of package containing 'Meaningful Beauty' face cream
• Drug arrests reported in Greenwich Township
• Shed vandalism reported in West Deptford
• West Deptford police arrest husband, wife in truck stop robbery
• Charter schools to be discussed at N.J. Assembly hearing
• Layoff notices, sexting, farm markets to be discussed at Assembly hearing
• Assembly committee to hear testimony on ending at-home behavioral therapy
• Monroe teenager charged with setting off smoke bomb at Washington Township ice rink
• Thefts, vandalism and drug arrests reported in Monroe Township
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, January 21, 2011
• Times looking for homeowners with solar panels
• $10K reward offered in 1975 Deptford murder case
• Washington Township: Carjack, chase, crash, caught
• Burzichelli-Riley bill would extend lemon law protections to farm equipment
• Feds arrest 100 suspected mobsters in New York, New Jersey, New England
• Emergency services vehicles line I-295 route to honor Bordentown GI
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, January 20, 2011
• $8K reward offered in 2006 Washington Township murder case
• Legislature to discuss amendments to Open Public Meetings Act
• Fire companies in Wenonah, Egg Harbor, Salem to receive federal grants
• Cuevas home invasion murder still a mystery in Washington Township after five years
• Rowan's Farish a finalist in search for UMaine presidency
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, January 19, 2011
• N.J. approves 23 new charter schools
• HEALTH NOTES: Alternative weight loss methods gain popularity
• Missa Bay awarded $26,936 state training grant
• Woodbury's Good Will Fire Company in Atlantic City, 1954, from the Collections of the Gloucester County Historical Society
• Paulsboro woman admits defrauding home energy assistance program of $22,980
• Vehicle damage, copper thefts and baby Jesus ornaments reported in Mantua Township
• Woodbury store eyed to become mall
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, January 18, 2011
• N.J. celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Parts of N.J. expected to get up to 6 inches of snow
• Gloucester County to hold employment workshops
• N.J. gas prices up 1.9 cents in past week
• Ice/snow/rain mix to disrupt the area
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, January 17, 2011
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Edward Klotz
• Gloucester County Dems pick new freeholder
• Third Woodstown man sentenced in Rowan robberies
• Man charged with Marty & Barb's arson in Clayton
• DEP head disappointed with ruling in Delaware River dredging project
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, January 14, 2011
• West Deptford crimelog includes thefts of laptop computer, generators
• Toms River man pleads guilty to child porn charges
• Westville gets federal fire grant of $68,780
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, January 13, 2011
• Tuckahoe Road road project in Franklin Township is completed
• Send us your snow photos!
• Washington Township police use new plate reader to recover stolen car
• Burglaries and crash reported in East Greenwich
• N.J. snowfall totals range from 6 to 12 inches for much of the state, less in the south
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, January 12, 2011
• Gloucester County College delays opening until 12 noon
• NJ state offices opening two hours late
• Sony DADC plant to close in March
• Defendants in Kiddie Kollege case to pay $1.5 million for medical monitoring
• Norcross bill to permit Sunday sales of motorcycles clears N.J. Assembly
• Ken Atkinson to head Garden State Preservation Trust
• 4 to 8 inches of snow set to fall on region
• Pitman's ex-zoning officer seeks answers
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, January 11, 2011
• Another snowstorm to disrupt region - expect 4 to 8 inches
• Gloucester County Cares About Hunger Food Drive to begin
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, January 10, 2011
• Old Pine Farm Natural Lands Trust Walk in the Wild
• Man armed with handgun holds up Elk Township Bible book store
• Snowstorm over South Jersey to end shortly
• Fire destroys Marty and Barb's in Clayton
• Winter weather to hit South Jersey
• N.J. 'bicycle bandit' is sentenced to prison for robbing 8 banks
• Deptford man held on child pornography charges
• Paulsboro woman sentenced to 5 years for stealing from energy program
• West Deptford Crimelog includes burglaries of three vehicles
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Richard A. Shipp
• Man sentenced to 3 years in Avenel in Washington Township sexual assault case
• Rowan University board of trustees votes to cut president's term short
• Driver who hit and spit charged with assault, DWI in Glassboro
• Snow starts falling in parts of N.J.
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, January 7, 2011
• Woman charged with setting fire to her Washington Township condo; eight units damaged
• President Donald Farish will leave Rowan in June
• Clayton crimelog includes two house burglaries
• 'Bicycle' bank bandit sentenced to 10 years
• Woodbury High School to hold educational programs
• Gloucester County to accept electronic trash
• Fire departments in Absecon, Franklin, Galloway receive federal grants
• Westville murder suspect to have bail, probable cause hearing
• Two arrested in connection with theft of Christmas presents in Newfield
• Unlocked vehicles burglarized in Harrison Township, gun stolen
• Early morning blaze hits Washington Township apartment building
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, January 6, 2011
• Madden legislation to upgrade the offense of assaulting a nurse in N.J. now law
• Bill to promote 'Jersey Fresh' brand now law
• LoBiondo sworn into ninth term in Congress
• 'Disruptive snow' to return to area
• Eagles tailgaters — we want to hear from you!
• ACES train shuts down for winter due to low ridership
• Malaga church protest continues
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, January 5, 2011
• Paulsboro hopes for revival in port, takes budget woes in stride at reorganization
• Acme Markets to close stores in Moorestown, Cinnaminson, Millville
• Three make moves in ranks at the Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office
• Gloucester County parishioners hold sit-in to prevent church closing
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, January 4, 2011
• Greenwich Township officials lay out accomplishments of past, goals for future at reorganization meeting
• Gloucester County freeholder calls for end to health care for county officials
• Gas prices continue to inch towards $3 per gallon
• Clayton crimelog includes report of rock through window of home on New Year's Day
• Woodbury Heights officer chases, catches armed robber
• Gloucester County Times front page for Monday, January 3
• Art Film at The Deptford Municipal Building - Mark Rothko
• Six people displaced from their homes following Glassboro fire
• Monroe man surrenders; charged in fatal hit-and-run in Winslow
• Authorities charge Gloucester County man in New Year's Day fatal hit-and-run
• PHOTOS: Woolwich officials sworn in at reorganization meeting
• Glassboro couple parents of first baby born in Gloucester County in 2011
• Williamstown woman killed by hit-and-run motorist in Winslow
• World War II veteran, Lake Como resident William DeVoti Sr. -- Obituaries Today
• Atlantic City Electric Co. rates to rise 5.5 percent beginning Sunday
• Gloucester County man is in critical condition after fight at Delaware casino
• Two contracts awarded in Port of Paulsboro job; dredging, link to I-295 included
• Burzichelli-Riley bill would help transform vacant urban sites
• Moriarty-backed bill takes aim at preventing scam activities
• Gloucester County breaks ground on Route 322 bypass
• In 1907, cold weather meant filling ice houses with ice for use in warmer weather. This photograph shows Ice cutting on Warner's Lake, Wenonah, NJ.
• N.J. Senate President Sweeney steps down as Gloucester County freeholder
• South Jersey couple says 'I do' inside local Dunkin Donuts
• Gloucester County Times front page for Wednesday, December 29
• Gloucester County Goodwill stores see tons of year-end donations: deadline for tax deductible gifts is New Year's Eve
• NJ Transit bus collides with car in Elk Township
• GALLERY: Cirque du Soleil's Dralion
• Gas prices up 4.2 cents per gallon in past week
• Untitled
• Firefighters battling all-hands-working structure fire in Franklinville
• Fire reported at home in Woodbury Heights
• Motorist strikes home, flees leaving two small children, fiancee behind
• Fire guts National Park home
• Thief armed with knife unsuccessful in stealing wallet from drug store patron in Elk
• Postal Service suspends service in Swedesboro, other South Jersey areas
• Gloucester Township police seek two motorists involved in unrelated hit-and-run accidents on the Black Horse Pike
• Moriarty bill would require school districts to implement stronger nepotism policies
• Moriarty bill would provide recall information to drivers of leased vehicles
• Freeholders sponsor Atkinson basketball classic
• Glassboro homeowner prevents pair from breaking into his home
• Man with knife holds up attendant at Glassboro gas station
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, December 23, 2010
• $5,000 reward offered for information to locate man who shot Glassboro resident last weekend
• N.J. medical examiner finds mold to be source of extreme allergies
• Sewell man and son charged in woods burial of Haddon Heights man
• Two charged in November bank holdup in Paulsboro
• Gloucester County Times front page for Wednesday, December 22
• Want to work for New Jersey? You have to live here
• Gloucester County welcomes new business in West Deptford with 70 employees
• Census figures: population increase slows, New Jersey will lose one representative in the House
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page, December 21, 2010
• South Jersey Skies: Tonight's eclipse of the moon
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: December 20, 2010
• Man sought in shooting at Glassboro's Parkcrest Village
• Former Rowan University official files discrimination lawsuit against school
• 27-year-old shot in the neck in Glassboro apartments; police searching for suspect
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Kyron K. Galberth
• Two Mantua Township men arrested for possession and distribution of pills and pot
• Woodbury woman gets probation for helping move stolen money to Moldova
• Middle-class seniors and retirees would get an income tax cut under Sweeney proposal
• Process of getting business permits would be streamlined under proposal
• Former prisoners would find more work under proposed legislation
• Laws governing corporations in New Jersey would be more in line with Delaware
• Employment opportunities would be offered in one-stop shop on Internet
• Tax credits for film and digital media would expand under proposed legislation
• Diver at Camden aquarium still seeks medical bill payments from aquarium after shark bite
• Gloucester County Times front page for Friday, December 17
• Interstate 295 shut down after accidents make mess of roadways; accidents reported in Glassboro, Harrison Twp., Sewell, Swedesboro, Rt. 55, West Deptford
• West Deptford crash ends with DWI charge, 2 sent to hospital
• Viewing budgets online would be easier under proposed bill
• Domestic violence victims' rights improved under proposed bill
• Amber Alerts would go out faster under proposed bill
• Bill would permit solar panels to be built on closed landfills
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: December 16, 2010
• Sun National Bank robbed in Logan Township
• Texas Roadhouse hosts fundraiser for Gloucester Township K-9 Unit
• Santa visits Bellemeade in Mantua Township
• Bill would promote investment in technology
• Small businesses would get a tax break for hiring New Jersey residents under new bill
• Business' tax liability could change under proposed bill
• Task force to study whether 2 percent tax cap works
• Substitute teachers would be limited under new law
• Smart Growth would be streamlined and developers encouraged under proposed bill
• Saltwater fishing would continue under bill advancing in Senate
• Malaga man, 78, who apparently suffers from dementia struck by motorist in Franklin Township
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: December 15, 2010
• Washington Township drive raises 3,500 toys for needy
• Camden County College offers gift certificates
• Tell us what you think of the Cliff Lee deal!
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: December 14, 2010
• Washington Township all-night toy drive nets 3,500 toys - less than last year
• Washington Township musicians to perform at retirement home
• Arbitration reform for cops and firefighters gets Assembly OK
• Bill to reform civil service system to help control property taxes passes Assembly with a divided vote
• Family members would get notified sooner of serious accidents under proposed bill
• Bipartisan bill would allow internet betting on horse races from outside New Jeresy
• Gold Star families can get special license plate under bill waiting to be signed
• Assisted living residents would be protected when facility closes under proposal bill
• New Jersey employees would have to live here to work here
• Bill to abolish COAH and revamp New Jersey housing law gets Assembly OK
• Paulsboro police collecting toys for local kids
• Two charged in 15 vehicle burglaries in Gloucester Township
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: December 13, 2010
• Loaded 9mm semi-automatic handgun seized during Glassboro traffic stop
• Gloucester City woman charged with murder in death of ironworker from Westville
• Gloucester County Institute of Technology signs pact with Drexel
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Hatem Mohamed
• Arrest to be announced in Westville murder
• Washington Township school chorus gets $5,000 prize in B101 radio contest
• Recreational saltwater fishing gets boost from Senate bill
• Police to get more tools to combat drug crime under proposed bill
• Civil service system would be reformed under proposed bill
• Arbitration system for police and firefighters revised under new bill
• New Jersey's casino gaming and horse racing industry enhanced under package of bills
• Laid off cops get help being rehired under new law
• SEPTA beefs up schedule for Army-Navy game in Philadelphia
• I-295 traffic pattern to change
• Santa coming to Newfield on Sunday
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: December 10, 2010
• Two charged with stealing air conditioning parts in Washington Township
• Glassboro FOP holds toy drive
• Two Deptford men indicted for roles in fight during baby shower; one faces attempted murder allegation
• Legislation that would require public workers to reside in New Jersey clears Assembly panel
• New Jersey Department of Transportation fights roadway congestion through new program
• Arctic air to invade region next week
• West Deptford crimelog includes theft of chain saw, vandalism to vacant home
• Mays Landing pair, 18, charged with conspiring to break into Glassboro home
• Gloucester County Times front page for Thursday, December 9
• We may be heading for a deeper freeze
• Bill would stimulate job growth by giving out-of-work residents workplace training
• Businesses would be encouraged to stay in New Jersey under proposed 'Back to Work' bill
• Loan forgiveness would be offered to students who pursue careers in areas with shortages
• Technology for unemployment benefits system would be improved under new bill
• Washington Township students take part in World War II videoconference
• 13 to graduate from Gloucester County Police Academy
• Tax credits would be offered to those who hire interns under proposed bill
• Bill to reform corporation business tax clears Senate committee
• Bill would create jobs in the insurance industry
• Shot fired during Woodbury home invasion robbery
• Bank teller injured during Waterford Township robbery
• Memorial service for police K-9 Schultz planned
• Deptford Mall to hand out free $10 gift cards
• Robbery, gunshots, burglaries investigated in Woodbury and West Deptford
• Delaware River Port Authority to decide today on possible toll hike delay
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: December 8, 2010
• Franklin man admits to pharmacy robberies in Monroe, Pennsville townships
• Fire breaks out in Deptford nursing home laundry room
• Mantua crime log
• South Jersey could experience lake effect snow
• Clayton to hold self defense class
• Bill would address oral health among children
• Kennedy Health System to unveil new sub-acute wing in Washington Township
• Bill would restore income eligibility level for AIDS drug distribution program
• Bill proposes to build special nursing facility for people with Huntington's Disease
• Washington Township elementary school choir reaches semifinals of B101 'Christmas Choir' contest
• Area police take part in 'Over the Limit, Under Arrest' program
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: December 6, 2010
• Gloucester County adds flu vaccination clinics
• Glassboro blanks Paulsboro for S.J. Group I football title
• Patients of psych hospitals and development centers to see improvements under proposed bill
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Erica R. Mecouch
• Galleria Deptford - Artist Reception
• Union County resident faces 12 years in prison for East Greenwich weapons offense
• Glassboro to hold ribbon cutting ceremonies for two new businesses
• POW-MIA Awareness Motorcycle Club hosting toy run Saturday
• Photo Gallery: Tribute to Taylor Buonadonna
• Washington Township school district forming advisory group for special education needs
• Gloucester County chorus to have holiday concert at Pitman United Methodist Church
• Gloucester County chorus to have holiday concert at Pitman United Methodist Church
• A number of Christmas and holiday events are scheduled in Monroe Township
• Deptford Elks to hold memorial service
• Out-of-work residents would get advanced notice when benefits expire
• Shared services to be discussion item during Assembly committee meeting
• Paulsboro police launch holiday toy drive
• Video: Season's Greetings from New Jersey troops overseas
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: December 3, 2010
• Simmons gains four votes in recount, but freeholder results stay the same
• Woodbury man arrested in possession of items he stole in thrift store break-in, police say
• Public would be informed of gang activity under bill waiting for governor's OK
• Paying utilities bills online will be easier under new law
• Washington Township toy drive gets support from former student and Channel 6 anchor
• Reward offered for information to solve Paulsboro bank robbery
• Woodbury crime log
• Chabad Jewish Center marks start of Chanukah at Deptford Mall
• Middle school students in Washington Township won creative writing contest
• Victims of violent crimes get extended relief under new law
• Westville gets new passenger bus, thanks to help from Gloucester County
• Police release details, description of Clayton attempted luring suspect
• Swedesboro revaulation first one completed under Gloucester County pilot program
• Rowan to host middle school LEGO robot competition Saturday
• Rowan to hold memorial for Dr. Herman James
• Abduction attempt reported in Clayton
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: December 2, 2010
• Burzichelli bill would allow Internet betting on horse races from outside New Jersey
• Demolition of Struthers-Dunn in Mantua Township begins
• Legislation would make student loan process more transparent
• Gloucester County starts dispatching emergency services for Buena
• Legislative committees to meet in December to discuss 'Back to Work' job bills
• Bill to provide veterinarians with education credits for free services gets final OK
• Motorists advised of Blackwood Fire Company's Christmas Parade
• Crash on Black Horse Pike in Williamstown; Seek alternate route
• Paulsboro police launch holiday toy drive
• Two South Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission locations are saved from closure
• Gloucester Township police dog killed by fleeing robbery suspect
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: December 1, 2010
• Delaware River Port Authority still pondering whether to delay toll increase
• Workshop to explain how to safely remove underground heating oil tanks
• Assemblyman Paul Moriarty tries to combat identity theft by requiring copy machines to be wiped clean
• Farmers would be protected from crop damage under bill sponsored by Assemblywoman Celeste Riley
• Legislation would ease hiring of laid-off EMTS
• Season's Greetings from New Jersey troops overseas
• Harrison Township Crime Log: Leafblower thief trades up for GPS unit
• Ben Franklin lights to shine for December holidays
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: November 30, 2010
• Paranormal club to host ghost lecture at Gloucester County College
• New Jersey troop greetings
• Greenwich Twp. Rite Aid robbed of $40k worth of electronics, narcotics and cash in Thanksgiving heist
• Red Bank Ave in Woodbury, closed briefly to clear minor accidents caused by icy conditions, reopened
• Man putting up Christmas lights falls from ladder, dies
• Icy conditions close Red Bank Avenue in Woodbury
• Man dies after falling while hanging Christmas lights in Gloucester County
• Paulsboro officer completes 50-mile marathon, with video
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: November 29, 2010
• Old Pine Farm Natural Lands Trust - Walk In The Wild: A Mature Forest
• Woodbury man killed in Woodbury Heights bicycle accident
• Gallery: Black Friday shoppers in Gloucester County
• Paulsboro High School football players are suspended for posting inappropriate video on YouTube
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: November 26, 2010
• Fire damages Woodbury home
• Gloucester Twp. police safely disarm man with steak knife
• N.J. farmers can receive federal assistance for crop losses due to summer drought
• Wanted in Gloucester County: John E. Holland
• N.J. man displays 40,000 die cast toy car collection at museum
• Former Washington Township man surrenders on vehicular homicide charge
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: November 24, 2010
• Westville school kids all evacuated after bank robbery lockdown
• Search of Westville school fails to yield bank robbery suspect
• Watch the Spectrum demolition in Philadelphia
• Woolwich's Oaks at Weatherby opens
• Robber hits bank in Westville, nearby school locked down
• 16 N.J. counties declared as 'natural disaster' areas due to summer heat which damaged crops
• Schools can advertise on buses to boost revenue under bill awaiting governor's signature
• Only hours left until Spectrum comes tumbling down
• Burzichelli bill to address unfunded mandates
• Bill to exempt phone cards from escheatment law advances
• Superintendent contract bill gets Assembly approval
• Photographer of rock stars and bands visits photo class in Washington Township
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: November 23, 2010
• Supreme Court will hold oral arguments at Woodbury courthouse
• Bill to establish task force to look at building South Jersey veterans hospital advances
• Two arrested in Greenwich Twp. Motel 6 raid
• Freeholder recount set for Nov. 30 to Dec. 2
• Maple Ridge pro shop burns, fire declared arson
• Marines to kick off Toys for Tots drive at WalMart
• A fond farewell for the Spectrum: Looking for memories, saying goodbye to heroes
• Glassboro scouts collect more than 1,000 food items
• ashington Township School district seeks applications for 2010-11 Teachers of the Year
• Maple Ridge building burns, fire declared arson
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: November 22, 2010
• Wachovia banks in New Jersey to take Wells Fargo name beginning in February
• 34 Gloucester, Salem, Cumberland county towns to share in $650,000
• Glassboro community invited to participate in book discussion
• Gloucester County Justice Complex addition to open for business on Monday
• Deptford man indicted on child pornography charges
• Suspended Camden police officer faces charges for third time of harassing ex-wife
• Pair charged with being in possession of property taken in Glassboro burglary
• No action taken by state grand jury in case where authorities shot and killed Hammonton man inside his house following standoff
• Gloucester County Times front page for Friday, November 19
• Harrison teachers and BOE to meet
• Glassboro to host book discussion
• East Greenwich Twp. police seeking two suspects accused of breaking windows in cars, taking stolen credit cards to PA
• GCC offers free adult basic education and GED-prep classes
• GCC offers free ESL classes at local schools
• Glassboro board of education honors MathCounts participants
• County EMS receives two top awards
• Parent of Charlie Brown's restaurant chain files for bankruptcy
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Thursday, November 18, 2010
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Tuesday, November 16, 2010
• County Dems file for recount of freeholder race
• High winds shut down Betsy Ross Bridge to tractor trailers, topple tree into electric wires in Mullica Hill
• Mantua, Woodbury Heights report gas station robberies
• Glassboro creates PublicStuff portal for residents, develops iPhone app
• IRS says it has $42,880 to hand out to 42 Gloucester County individuals
• A new 'vision' for Swedesboro-Woolwich
• Gloucester County Times front page for Wednesday, November 17
• Legislators push for state and federal support on Newfield "slag" removal
• Glassboro man faces 10 year prison term for assault weapon sale
• Famous artist visits county's art league
• Washington Township High School donates cases of Ramen Noodles to Stockings for Soldiers
• GCC will ring in the holidays on Dec. 3
• Businesses in Salem and Gloucester counties receive training grants
• Rowan Christian Fellowship to offer free clothes
• Washington Township High School to host freshman/sophomore football game
• Innova collects Toys for Tots
• Washington Township church to partner with gas station for cheaper prices before Thanksgiving
• Washington Township schools to “Stuff the Bus” to benefit Mother’s Cupboard
• Gloucester County Times front page for Tuesday, November 16
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Tuesday, November 16, 2010
• Christie talks reform in Washington Township
• Charlie Brown's Steakhouse closes 13 N.J. restaurants
• Washington Township teachers tour Philadelphia on history grant
• Gloucester County College to host calligraphy workshop
• Friendly's Will Host Fundraiser for Liver Transplant
• Gov. Christie warns statewide reform is needed by end of the year at town hall in South Jersey
• Franklin pedestrian injured; struck by Dodge Dakota on Coles Mill Road
• See how Swedesboro has changed in our time
• Delaware River oil spill restoration effort gets $27.5M in federal funds
• Clayton crimelog includes thefts of ladder, laptop
• Rutgers to sponsor conference on landscaping
• Legislation to let schools place ads on buses moves forward
• Third district Legislators to have mobile office hours in Woolwich Township
• Several hundred thousand dollars are missing from Rep. Frank LoBiondo's campaign account
• Governor Christie to hold town hall in Washington Township today
• Delaware River Port Authority is still giving money to non-transit organizations
• Gov. Chris Christie hopes to sell reform plans at Gloucester County town hall meeting
• Gloucester County Times front page for Monday, November 15
• Cash, cigarettes stolen during burglary of Glassboro One Stop Shop
• Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office promotes two investigators
• Clayton man accused of fabricating robbery report
• Gloucester County College expanding winter session offerings
• Sicklerville man arrested after three-month drug investigation by Deptford, West Deptford and Gloucester County
• Glassboro store robbed at knife point
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Brandy E. Joseph
• State legislative 'mobile office' due in Woolwich
• Paulsboro school board seeking member to fill vacancy
• Washington Township Chamber Night Out
• Home Helpers of Gloucester County to join Memory Walk
• Thefts reported in Monroe Township
• Pair charged in three Blackwood burglaries, property recovered
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: November 12, 2010
• Seventy-four districts apply to join N.J. interdistrict school choice program
• Mantua crimelog includes shoplifting at Kohl's
• Gloucester County unveils its Wall of Heroes
• Animal Shelter, PetSmart to join for adopt-a-thon
• Last surviving Civil War veterans in the Woodbury area from the General Howell G.A.R. Post #31, taken about 1927
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: November 11, 2010
• Delaware River Port Authority Board member calls for $50M in unspent funds to be frozen
• Overturned vehicle reported on Route 45 in Mullica Hill
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Thursday, November 11, 2010
• Cold Weather, Forecasts and Fuel Prices
• Woodbury Heights man charged with West Deptford strongarm robbery
• Old Pine Farm Natural Lands Trust - Walk In The Wild
• Gloucester County offers flu shot clinics
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: November 10, 2010
• Two laptops, three GPS units among haul from unlocked vehicles in Harrison Township
• Elk crimelog includes thefts of Cadillac, golf cart
• Suspicious package reported at Gloucester County College
• Robber gets two $500 bills from Paulsboro Wachovia Bank
• County offers smoke detectors and batteries
• County warns job seekers of scam
• Sen. Lautenberg and Library of Congress to record New Jersey veterans' stories
• 'Pretty Boy' Larry Sharpe to be a guest bartender at Babe's in Greenwich Township
• Third district Legislators to have mobile office hours in Woolwich Township
• Suspicious package at Gloucester County College discovered to be bible, deemed suspicious due to Armenian writing, authorities say
• N.J. celebrates Veterans Day with events throughout the state
• Clayton crimelog includes theft of gas cans
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Wednesday, November 10, 2010
• Pickup truck hits pole on Route 45 in Harrison Township
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Tuesday, November 9, 2010
• Motorcycle crashes in Harrison Township
• Armored car rolls over in Woolwich Township
• Motorcyclist traveling at 128 MPH crashes along Rt. 55 in Mantua, police say
• Franklinville man arrested for strangling and killing man in Virginia
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: November 9, 2010
• Suspended Camden cop, from Monroe Township, arrested for stalking ex-wife
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: November 8, 2010
• Clayton man who assualted cop loses New Jersey Supreme Court appeal
• Sexual predator sentenced to 25 years for 4th conviction involving child sex abuse in 8 years
• Man charged with filing six fictitious 9-1-1 calls in Franklin
• Fire damages Blackwood home
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Edgar D. Nines
• Camden man given 25 year term in death of Army veteran from Glassboro
• Two N.J. men are indicted in connection with separate slayings in Middlesex, Gloucester
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Friday, November 5, 2010
• Bail upheld in assault cases from Westville and Williamstown
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: November 5, 2010
• Gloucester County Justice Complex expansion marks completion
• DRPA announces $140M plan to redeck Walt Whitman Bridge
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Thursday, November 4, 2010
• Man who stabbed neighbor 95 times in 1988 exhausts last appeal in Deptford murder conviction
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: November 4, 2010
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: November 3, 2010
• Clayton man arrested in connection to theft of $10K of neighbor's jewelry
• Gloucester County municipal election results
• Gloucester County volunteers sought for tax preparation program
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: November 2, 2010
• Gloucester County election results
• Republicans take all three open seats in Washington Township
• Elk Township Republican takes committee seat in close election
• Wenonah elects Democrat mayor, Republican and Democrat councilmen
• Incumbents remain seated in Newfield,
• Republican incumbents keep seats in Harrison
• Monroe Township Incumbents retain seats in mayoral and council races
• Glassboro re-elects incumbent mayor, council members
• Woodbury gets a new mayor, Dems still hold control on council
• Republican John Descano wins Woolwich Committee seat
• Wallace, Nestore take both freeholder seats
• Incumbents win in Clayton council race
• Just a reminder: Gloucester County election results page
• Franklin Township incumbents win second term
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Tuesday, November 2, 2010
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: November 1, 2010
• Temperatures drop below freezing in parts of N.J.
• Ben Franklin to shine for November causes and holidays
• Prosecutor: Detective pursues new leads in 35-year-old cold case Deptford murder
• Truck pulls down wires in Monroe Twp., pike to be closed for majority of day
• AC man faces sentencing in shooting death of Washington Twp. man
• Clayton man busted with 39 bags of marijuana in residence, police say
• Kiddie Kollege parent recalls
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: October 29, 2010
• Barricaded Gloucester Twp. man, accused of beating woman with club, sets fire to own house
• Washington Twp. police: Greentree at BHP to close overnight Monday
• Williamstown woman robbed in cab in Glassboro
• West Deptford carjacker sentenced to 10 years
• Leads sought in 2007 death in Glassboro
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Jerold L. Collins
• Toddler, 17 mos., struck and killed in Washington Twp. over weekend
• Gloucester Township EMS chief charged with DWI at scene of barricade, arson
• West Deptford man dies after falling from hood of van being driven by wife
• Judge says board has been compliant, suggests early termination as monitor
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: October 26, 2010
• South Jersey postal contractor allegedly dumps 32,000 pieces of mail in wooded area
• Residents, students look forward to opening of Barnes & Noble store at Rowan
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: October 27, 2010
• Bicyclist injured in hit-and-run accident in Franklin Township
• Officials break ground on Camden medical school, state's first in 30 years
• Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office asking for used cellphones to help victims during Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• Mantua, Wenonah, West Deptford and Woodbury Heights police respond to hoax reports of Telford Inn shootings
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: October 21, 2010
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Thursday, October 21, 2010
• Rowan's business college listed in Princeton Review's top 300
• Open house will show off Glassboro library's new interior
• Body recovered of man who jumped from Walt Whitman Bridge
• Pittsgrove woman named to Rowan University Foundation Board
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: October 22, 2010
• Two charged with burglary in Gloucester Township
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Friday, October 22, 2010
• Thefts reported in Monroe Township
• Bank robber sought in three states tried to hold up The Bank in Swedesboro
• Prosecutor, Harrison and Mantua police investigating 'unfounded' Clearview Facebook threats
• Mantua crimelog includes theft of moped, GPS unit
• West Deptford man sentenced to five years for firing handgun outside window of a vehicle
• East Greenwich Twp. crime log includes DWIs, burglary arrests
• Gloucester County authorities subpoena Facebook over online threats toward high school
• Deptford man dies after truck crashes through Tanyard Oaks Court condo
• Police: Paulsboro teen steals truck, crashes into toll plaza, Philly police in attempt to elude capture
• Three arrested in Glassboro drug investigation
• Monroe crimelog includes theft of $4,000 in copper pipe, tools
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: October 8, 2010
• Glassboro to host Crime Prevention Fair
• N.J. Senate President Sweeney calls for reduction in taxes on retirement income
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: October 7, 2010
• Woodbury man loses appeal of burglary conviction
• South Harrison Twp. crimelog
• Woodbury adminstrator charged with DWI
• Mantua Twp. crimelog
• Woodbury/Paulsboro man arrested in connection with Gibbstown Dunkin' Donuts armed robbery
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: October 6, 2010
• Delaware River Port Authority to make another attempt on employment restrictions
• Woodbury official is charged with DUI
• Gloucester County gets $55,000 housing grant
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: October 5, 2010
• Art Films at The Deptford Municipal Building - 'Vermeer - Master of Light'
• Clayton crimelog includes reports of vandalism to fence, electric meter
• Pedestrian from Vineland injured when struck by pickup truck in Franklin
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Saturday, October 2, 2010
• 29 in Glassboro charged with underage consumption of alcohol
• Ten women to be honored for contributions to their professions
• 'Hire a Veteran Week' legislation clears Senate
• Gloucester County College to host calligraphy workshop
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Friday, October 1, 2010
• Lindenwold father and son arrested in daylight burglary in Woodbury Heights
• Woodbury man faces 5 years in prison for selling crack to a cop
• West Deptford brothers charged with dealing Ecstacy, magic mushrooms and marijuana
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: October 1, 2010
• Woodbury-Glassboro Road closed in Pitman
• West Deptford house fire declared under control
• 'Ducks' boat captain, from Turnersville, sues over July crash that killed two
• Today's Gloucester County Times Front Page, September 30, 2010
• In final gaming summit, N.J. Democrats consider changes that could save casino, horse racing industr
• Road work to begin on Salem Avenue/Kings Highway in Woodbury, West Deptford
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Thursday, September 30, 2010
• N.J. Senate President Sweeney says bill seeking property tax cap exception for police, firefighters
• Today's Gloucester County Times Front Page, September 29, 2010
• Longshoremen at N.J. ports remain on strike
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Wednesday, September 29, 2010
• East Greenwich voters defeat school referendum
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Tuesday, September 28, 2010
• Union work stoppage shuts down Packer Marine Terminal in Philadelphia
• Legislation would create crisis intervention hotline for fire, EMS personnel
• Today's Gloucester County Times Front Page, September 28, 2010
• Today's Gloucester County Times Front Page, September 27, 2010
• Amherst bridge damaged by vandals in East Greenwich
• Clayton crimelog includes theft of tools, iPhone
• Mantua crimelog includes assault on loss prevention officer by shoplifting suspect
• Legislation would require pets released from shelters to first be sterilized
• Power outage cause for Delsea school closure
• Wanted in Gloucester County: David J. Meilahn
• 100 college representatives to be on hand for fair at GCC
• GCC to host healthcare information meeting
• Delaware River basin drought warning is issued, voluntary conservation urged
• Monroe Crimelog: Car burglaries result in several arrests
• Gallery: Dancing with the Gloucester County Stars raises more than $144,000 for charities
• East Greenwich residents hold drive to help neighbor
• Shots fired during holdup of Gibbstown Dunkin' Donuts
• Woman gets 5 years in prison for 2005 Geet's knife-and-hammer assault
• 'Person of interest' questioned after shots fired in Gibbstown holdup
• 12 named to attorney ethics panel
• Today's Gloucester County Times Front Page, September 24, 2010
• West Deptford crimelog includes theft of liquor from porch of a home
• Today's Gloucester County Times Front Page, September 23, 2010
• Kingsway power outage cancels events
• Woodstown men plead guilty to Rowan robberies
• Greenwich crimelog includes theft of jewelry, cash during a party at a home
• Fire at Delsea Drive house in Franklinville declared arson
• Washington Township man charged with $1.8 million bank fraud
• Today's Gloucester County Times Front Page, September 22, 2010
• Six routed by two-alarm fire in Washington Township
• Former Glassboro teacher pleads guilty to misconduct for having sex with 17-year-old student
• Greenwich Township man gets 7 years added to 13-year sentence for dealing cocaine
• Early morning Wenonah fire in vacant house believed to be arson
• Woolwich Township man charged with sexual assault on two children under age of 13
• Franklin Twp. railroad crossing to be repaired
• Sixth Avenue Electronics to debut Deptford location
• Today's Gloucester County Times Front Page, September 21, 2010
• Health testing the focus of trial over Kiddie Kollege lawsuit
• Today's Gloucester County Times Front Page, September 20, 2010
• Franklin Twp. authorities arrest 11, issue 69 summonses during 2010 DWI checkpoint
• Franklin police arrest 2 in connection with gunpoint robbery of Vineland woman
• Glassboro man who attacked victim with meat cleaver faces 10-year sentence for robbery
• N.J. police salaries rank highest in nation with median pay of $90,672
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Saturday, September 18, 2010
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Jai Wood
• Glassboro to host Unity Day
• West Deptford lawyer nominated to board of trustees at College of New Jersey
• Surveying equipment, wire, personal items stolen in Monroe
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Friday, September 17, 2010
• DRPA's New Jersey Commissioners fire back to veto by Gov. Christie concerning free tolls for wo
• West Deptford crimelog includes thefts of GPS units, change from unlocked vehicles
• Today's Gloucester County Times Front Page, September 17, 2010
• Gun and mask lead police to Gloucester Township robbery suspect
• Elk crimelog includes a stolen vehicle set on fire
• Today's Gloucester County Times Front Page, September 16, 2010
• Photo Gallery: Candlelight Vigil for slain Deptford athlete
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Thursday, September 16, 2010
• South Jersey Gas to drop natural gas rates 3.4 percent
• Legislation that aims to aid the fight against drug crimes advances in Assembly
• Deptford woman charged in hit-and-run death of Woodbury bicyclist
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Wednesday, September 15, 2010
• Delaware River Port Authority workers get back some commuter benefits
• Two injured in three-vehicle collision in Franklin Township
• Today's Gloucester County Times Front Page, September 15, 2010
• Delaware River Port Authority to explore further rules changes
• Report: Hit-and-run driver kills bicyclist in Deptford
• Man arrested in connection with brutal stabbing death of Deptford township woman
• Today's Gloucester County Times Front Page, September 14, 2010
• Harrison crimelog includes theft from purse
• Dutch police arrest, fine intoxicated pilot from N.J.
• Deptford woman found stabbed to death in Burlington County
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Tuesday, September 14, 2010
• Rowan University student found dead in Park Crest Village Monday night
• Dutch police: Drunk pilot from Woodbury, NJ pulled from plane
• Police in Camden County looking for man who robbedCVS Pharmacy three times over the summer
• Winslow teens arrested for the sexual assault of 13-year-old boy, additional charges pending
• Capital Bank opens Woodbury Heights branch
• Doctor: For class, one vowel to emphasize is ‘eye’
• Gloucester County man dies in four-vehicle crash
• Gloucester County Times front page for Monday, September 13
• Greater Woodbury Chamber of Commerce
• Two men accused in attack of Rowan University students
• Little Red School House to host vintage car cruise
• Two Rowan students attacked by group armed with knife, baseball bats
• GCC offers literacy instruction
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Dawn Leach
• Swedesboro woman has license suspended after driving her car into bay while intoxicated
• Major restoration hurried for wedding
• Gloucester County Times front page for Friday, September 10
• DRPA sees record numbers in connection with Red Bull event, RiverLink Ferry sees increased use
• Greenwich Police arrest five involved in theft of medication from local drug store
• East Greenwich Police offer impounded vehicles for auction
• Coroner: Atlantic City pair died of multiple gunshot wounds, shooters still sought
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Friday, September 10, 2010
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update for Sept. 9, 2010
• Delaware River Port Authority tightens restrictions on free rides for employees
• Crash on Route 42 causes injury
• Three taken to area hospitals following serious crash on Route 77 Wednesday afternoon
• Two dead in Atlantic City after early evening shooting, authorities seeking suspects
• Gloucester County Times front page for Wednesday, September 8
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Wednesday, September 8, 2010
• Harnett graduates to victory lane
• Deptford man carjacks senior citizen couple from Florida, hitting them as he drives away
• Art Films at The Deptford Municipal Building
• Pennsylvania vs. Atlantic City: What's the better place to gamble or work in a casino?
• Five killed on New Jersey roads over Labor Day weekend, traffic fatalities down on whole
• Audubon Park teenager held on half million dollars bail for stabbing boyfriend to death Saturday
• Egg Harbor man who ran down teen on bike faces additional charges, held on $150,000 cash bail
• Gloucester County Times front page for Tuesday, September 7
• Galleria Deptford - Artist Reception
• Early evening fire in Paulsboro damages home
• Preparation goes a long way with back-to-school jitters
• N.J. lawmakers push for Internet-based voting plan for military
• Bridgeton man charged with breaking into Glassboro comics book store
• Living Arts Club Goes To The Michener Museum
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Friday, September 3, 2010
• Thefts reported in Monroe Township
• Bike officers in Glassboro nab teenager involved in armed robberies in the borough
• New Jersey DOT halts all road construction for Labor Day weekend, calls for motorists to be safe
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: September 3, 2010
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Thursday, September 2, 2010
• Woodbury to host 25th annual car show
• State to put a halt on construction projects for Labor Day travel
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: September 2, 2010
• County to use state aid for road project
• Philadelphia woman, two kids injured in Franklin Township crash with Mullica Hill tractor-trailer
• Paper: Christie on way to oust Matheussen from DRPA post
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Wednesday, September 1, 2010
• Theft spree by two Newfield teens comes to a close after being caught in the act by local C.O.
• Andrews presents $4.8 million in affordable housing grants
• Camden City Police get two loaded weapons off of the streets, local man held on $200,000 bail
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: September 1, 2010
• Obituary: Arlene Barna, retired registered nurse
• Rep. Andrews to approve affordable housing grant for Colonial Park
• Funding approved for South Jersey projects to improve water quality
• Pitman man found guilty of sexually assaulting juvenile in borough and West Deptford
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: August 31, 2010
• Water main breaks close Woodbury-Glassboro Road in Woodbury Heights, Deptford and Wenonah
• Vandals spray paint on 11 vehicles and buildings in Glassboro
• Building at Gloucester County College to be named after former Freeholder Director Eugene McCaffrey
• Upperclassmen move in to Rowan Boulevard apartments
• Franklin man, a former Vineland cop, indicted on weapons charges
• 'First Week' at Gloucester County College eases students transition
• Police in Camden apprehend city man who allegedly assaulted and robbed victim inside his car
• Cars in Woodbury must be moved during sidewalk power wash
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: August 30, 2010
• Deptford woman killed in head-on crash with NJ Transit bus in Runnemede
• Bridgeton police blotter includes six DWI arrests, teen charged with illegal sex with a minor
• Glassboro school district calendars available to the public
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Saturday, August 28, 2010
• World Trade Center steel escorted through Gloucester County
• Fire guts Olympia Court residence in Woolwich
• Gloucester County churches to consolidate into new parishes
• Community Healty Care adds full-time pediatrician
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Friday, August 27, 2010
• Greenwich: Burglary arrest tops crimelog
• Clayton crimelog includes theft of Ford
• Trio indicted for scheme to move stolen vehicles to Ukraine for sale
• Trio indicted for scheme to move stolen vehicles to Ukraine for sale
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: August 27, 2010
• Monroe Township: Burglaries, marijuana arrests
• At least two injured in East Greenwich Township accident; victims airlifted from crash scene
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Thursday, August 26, 2010
• West Deptford crimelog includes shoplifting arrest, vandalism to houses in Green-Fields
• Bicycle is stolen from Clayton residence
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: August 26, 2010
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Wednesday, August 25, 2010
• DRPA meeting to discuss corporate secretary gig held by John Lawless
• Amber Alert canceled for NJ man, son
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: August 25, 2010
• Three robbers, one a child, hit Sun Bank in Gloucester Township
• Dropped match caused fire at Woodbury apartments; more than a dozen residents remain displaced
• GCPO arrest two men for growing "magic mushrooms" in Harrison Township
• Washington Township Republican candidates' donation website linked to porn
• Amber Alert suspect also wanted on multiple sexual assault charges
• Two adults, teen charged with attempted murder in Deptford assault
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Tuesday, August 24, 2010
• Clayton crimelog includes burglary of Little Ease Park concession stand
• Thefts reported in East Greenwich
• BurlCo. child abuducted by his father, a registered sex offender - NJSP issues AMBER Alert
• Cause of death for woman found in Washington Township motel declared a suicide
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: August 24, 2010
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: August 23, 2010
• Reward for murdered Mullica Hill man more than triples following August fundraiser
• Photos: Early morning fire in Paulsboro
• Photo gallery: Colonial Park fire in Woodbury
• Deptford Police arrest Gloucester City man for touching himself at local bowling alley
• Route 47 dedicated to South Jersey Vietnam veterans under bill signed by Gov. Chris Christie in Hadd
• Fire injures two senior citizens, forces evacuation of 200 unit Colonial Park apartment complex in W
• Firefighters evacuate Colonial Park apartments in Woodbury
• Fifth district legislators launch website
• 'Studies' to debut at High Street Gallery
• County completes renovation of second unit under its Neighborhood Stabilization Program
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Saturday, August 21, 2010
• Small plane crashes into parked car in Gloucester County
• Gloucester County College offers free GED classes
• South Jersey Museum of American History to reopen Sept. 2
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Grossmick and Carling
• N.J. Sen. President Sweeney will resign Gloucester County Freeholder position
• DRPA Commissioner offers union hall to host selected authority meetings in Philadelphia
• Vineland man held in brutal attack on elderly Somers Point woman earlier this month
• Route 130 span in Logan to be closed most of Aug. 21 and 28
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: August 20, 2010
• St. Michael's annual celebration serves up porkette in Greenwich Township
• Delaware River Port Authority announces special meeting to resolve unfinished business
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Friday, August 20, 2010
• Glassboro man sentenced in pot-growing case
• DRPA Police participate in Over the Limit, Under Arrest campaign to nab drunk drivers
• Harrison, West Deptford men sentenced to Avenel terms for sex related crimes
• St. Michael's annual celebration serves up porkette in Greenwich Township
• Gov. Chris Christie signs offshore wind power bill
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Thursday, August 19, 2010
• Gov. Chris Christie at Paulsboro Marine Terminal to sign wind energy bill into law
• One of two fleeing suspects found lying in West Deptford swamp
• Gloucester County freeholders to be overseen by retired judge
• Natural gas leak prompts some evacuations in Deptford
• West Deptford crimelog includes several thefts of items from parked vehicles
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: August 19, 2010
• Gov. Chris Christie is expected to sign bill creating offshore wind power in N.J.
• Greenwich Crimelog: Thefts reported, arrest noted
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: August 18, 2010
• Video: Woodbury crash
• Gov. Christie to sign bill in Paulsboro Thursday morning
• Sections of Harrison, Mantua without electricity
• Kingsway Middle to open for self-guided tours by incoming seventh grade students and their parents
• Car cruises, shows set for Landisville, Vineland, Glassboro and Williamstown
• Third district representatives to bring 'mobile office' to Clayton
• Cumberland County man pleads guilty to drug theft from federal prison pharmacy
• Local police and GCPO prevent drugs from making it to the streets of East Greenwich
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: August 17, 2010
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Tuesday, August 17, 2010
• Delaware River Port Authority to discuss more than a dozen reforms at Wednesday meeting
• Clayton crimelog includes two reports of tires being stolen
• Oxycodone, Xanax seized; Philadelphia pair arrested in Deptford
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: August 16, 2010
• Gloucester Township police ask residents for assistance in apprehending man wanted in home invasion
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Saturday, August 14, 2010
• Dancing with the Gloucester County Stars has already raised $51,000
• Wanted in Gloucester County: John E. Kelly
• Washington Township to host sessions for new incoming middle school students
• Camden man enters plea in connection with death of a Glassboro man, faces 25 years in jail
• Mantua woman charged with firing shots into her husband's F-350 truck during domestic argument
• Part of Route 130 in Logan Township to be closed Saturday for lift bridge repairs
• A&P to close 25 stores in its chain
• Blackwood man arraigned on murder charge of 2-year-old boy, bail set at $750,000
• West Deptford crimelog includes vandalism to pool, trampoline
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: August 13, 2010
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: August 12, 2010
• Philadelphia councilwoman appointed to Pennsylvania delegation to DRPA board
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Thursday, August 12, 2010
• Clayton man arrested on drug charges in Glassboro
• Newfield man arrested by Prosecutor's Office task force on multiple drug-related charges
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update for Aug. 11, 2010
• Cruise Night in Woodbury tonight
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: August 11, 2010
• Families of 'Ride the Duck' victims file suit
• Deptford Police say random stabber not on loose, refute claim made by woman in June attack
• Poll shows Rep. John Adler with narrow lead over ex-Eagle Jon Runyan in congressional race
• Police investigating circumstances surrounding Camden man hit by truck on Route 42 in Washington Tow
• Authorities in Camden still searching for children allegedly thrown off Benjamin Franklin Bridge ear
• Clayton crimelog includes vandalism to vehicles, pool
• Arleen Letki, former assistant principal in Washington Township district, dies
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: August 10, 2010
• Search: Was a baby thrown off the Ben Franklin Bridge?
• Man armed with shotgun sought in Blackwood Friendly's holdup
• Coast Guard: Woman claims she threw three children from Ben Franklin Bridge
• Registered sex offender from Paulsboro enters into plea agreement following Megan's Law violati
• Car shows set for Mantua, Millville, Vineland, Landisville
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: August 9, 2010
• Logan firefighters rescue boaters stranded in Delaware River
• Three from Gloucester County join Teach for America
• Wanted in Gloucester County: Jerry Seals
• Rowan business group receives 'Superior Chapter Award'
• B-I-N-G-O may spell a Coach bag in Washington Townshp
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: August 6, 2010
• SPCA seizes animals in Deerfield
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Friday, August 6, 2010
• 425-pound Westville man to spend 5 years in jail for distributing kiddie porn
• Breakneck Road to be resurfaced
• Clayton crimelog includes several reports of vandalism to vehicles
• Westville man, who weighs 425 pounds, given five year term for distributing child porn
• Harrison crimelog includes report of three teens caught with marijuana
• Clayton crimelog includes theft of jewelry from home
• Monroe crimelog includes two burglaries where jewelry was stolen
• Robbery reported in Woodbury
• Deptford Police searching for man involved in purse snatching incident at local shopping center
• Seeds to Success stand moves location in Glassboro
• Deptford Police searching for man involved in purse snatching incident at local shopping center
• Today's Gloucester County Times front page: August 5, 2010
• Franklin Township officer disarmed in police headquarters by man held on CVS robbery charges
• Rescuers free man from inside tank truck in West Deptford
• Gloucester County Times Daily News Update Thursday, August 5, 2010
• New Jersey State Police reaccredited by panel of law enforcement professionals
• Sweeney, Burzichelli and Riley to have three mobile offices
• Theme for Gloucester County senior picnic will be Halloween
• Galleria Deptford - Art In The Family
• Art Film At Deptford Municipal Building
• New Art Show Opening - Galleria Deptford
• Living Arts Club - Mt. Cuba Center
• Art Films in the Courtroom at The Deptford Municipal Building
• Living Arts Club Goes To New York City
• Galleria Deptford - New Show Opening
• Art Film At The Deptford Municipal Building ‘Andy Warhol’
• Art Film Deptford Municipal Building - Who Gets to Call It Art
• Art Film at Deptford Municipal Building - Alberto Giacometti
• Galleria Deptford - New Show Opening
• Picasso - Art Film at The Deptford Municipal Building
• Galleria Deptford - Show Opening
• New Show Opening - Gloucester County Art League
• The Living Arts Club Trip - Ellis Island/Statue of Liberty
• Art Films at the Deptford Municipal Building - Paul Gauguin
• Art Film at Deptford Municipal Building: Fauvism and Expressionism
• Art Films at Deptford Municipal Building - Francisco Goya
• Galleria Deptford
• Art Films at Deptford - Artists of the Harlem Renaissance
• 2008– 2009 Season Ad Book
• History of Sketch Club Players
• INTERNET SALES PEOPLE WANTED FOR WOODBURY
• INTERNET SALES PEOPLE WANTED FOR DEPTFORD
• Fall Sports: JHS Soccer
• Youth Career Development
• Carson And Barns Circus
• Farmer's Market
• Bingo at Beth Israel Congregation
• Coffee Clatch
• Dancing With Gloucester County's Star
• Dancing With Gloucester County's Star
• The Living Art Club
• Water Permits and Sewer Permits

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